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When to stop taking Pause 500 mg
I am 43 yrs old, my periods have been irregular with menopausal symptoms for some months now. My gynac prescribed Pause 500 mg & tab Ethasyl 500 for heavy bleeding after complete examination & sonography report. On the 3rd day of my period bleeding became very heavy so I took Pause 500 mg & tab Ethasyl 500 one dose in the night and morn my periods have stopped completely.
My question is do I need to continue these medicines for the prescribed dosage of 3 times 3 days or can I stop them as my periods flow has stopped.
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U can stop these medicines .
U also need evaluation for irregular bleeding .
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I am wondering why you were not advised of a Hysterectomy. The child bearing period must be already over. So at this stage a conservative treatment is superfluous and temporary.
When you need medical treatment to control the amount of blood loss at 43 years of age it is better to go for a Hysterectomy.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The purpose of these medicines used to reduce the flow
If you are not bleeding you don't need them
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