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Spotting during period due time
I used birthcontrol pills two months to reduce pcos and stopped last month and i got three times period in a month with heavy menstrual flow.
This month during period due time just light spotting observed ,no bleeding .should i consider it as period ? We are planning to use letrozole from third day so can we use these tablets from third day by considering it as period ?
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You should have taken pills for one month, had a regular period and then gone to use Letrozole from day 3 of the cycle.
I suggest you have pills for one more month and then start Letrozole.
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Please share your previous blood and ultrasound report if done any .This heavy bleeding 3 times in a month denotes hormonal imbalance.Please consult online with all your reports so that I can help you further.Dont start letrozole now.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The reason fr the spottin needs to be investigated n treated
Get ur Thyroid levels checked
An ultrasound to find out the reason fr the heavy flow n period three times in a month
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