Periods lasting shorter

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Hi dr I got my last normal period on 20th March After that I took ipill in first week of april Then I got periods on 16th april which lasted for 1.5 days and stopped after that I had brownish light bleeding with white discharge Then this month I got periods on 15th may again for 2 to 2.5 days and now I have brownish discharge like the end again I normally bleed for 4 days May be it's normal and I'm noticing too much or is it shorter because of the ipill though my menses are regular I had also visited my gynac who gave me a physical examination and said I'm normal and healthy Pls help dr Does ipill shorten periods ?

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Dr. Arun Kumar Ayurveda 36 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arun Kumar

Ayurveda 36 yrs exp Mumbai

Yes, ipill do cause hormonal changes that can lead to such problem... Consult a gynaecologist for best advice..

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