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Spotting when periods are due ,no period
I'm breastfeeding mom of 9 months baby I'm having only spotting since 8 days but no periods it started when my periods were due. It happened last month also.
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You should get a urine pregnancy test done. If negative, you should get a Copper T fitted. You may have irregular or scanty periods while you are breast feeding your baby. So an effective contraception is a must during this phase.
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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maybe hormonal imbalance get ultrasound scan
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