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Periods problem
Hello doctor, I got periods on 25 March which lasted for only 1.5 day with normal period cramps, then on 28 April same thing happened and I tested for high prolactin (1month treatment done) urine infection and liver infection (treatment done) on 29 may I got my periods 4 days with blackish greyish clot with no pain but heavy pressure on pelvic mainly when I lay down?
What's happening, pls help me
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Are you getting treatment taken for high prolactin? It's mostly due to hormonal imbalance.
Any discharge or itching in the area?
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Dr. Amita Mody
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41 yrs exp
Mumbai
This type of cramps common during periods.
However need to know what medicine has been taken before giving you anything more.
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
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21 yrs exp
Mumbai
It could be PID (pelvic inflammatory disease ) which is commonly seen in such cases ,, you can take ibuprofen three times a day for 3 to 4 days, u will be fine
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