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Spotting for more than 10 days
Is it normal to have a very long period of spotting? May last period was on July 3. July 15 my spotting started up until now,July 26. I am not sure whether it will be a mens flow or spotting.
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No it is not normal.Something is wrong with you.Get done ultrasonography to know the pathology of uterus and also get done TSH level for hypothyroidism.With reports meet to gynaecologist and discuss with her.
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No it is not normal. Please visit gynecologist personally
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It's not normal to have irregular periods  ( early or late), missing periods, spotting between periods, prolonged heavy flow, pains and cramps during cycle, PMS and mood changes before periods, PCOS, Fibroid, Endometriosis,  fertility issues, tiredness, hair fall,  sleep disturbances, weight issues etc. If it is happening to you,  it's a sign of underlying  hormone  imbalance  which needs further evaluation with blood investigations , scan etc.Good news is that all your problems  can be totally  reversed , not by masking the symptoms  with pills but by addressing  the underlying  cause of the problem and healing it from the ROOT cause which is not in your pelvis BTW. Hope it helps.....
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