Spotting after periods
My periods started on 8th Sep and finished around 12-13th Sep. However, I started light spotting on 17th Sep. Had intercourse on the 18th. Spotting is light-medium. Why am I spotting after my periods are over?
My periods started on 8th Sep and finished around 12-13th Sep. However, I started light spotting on 17th Sep. Had intercourse on the 18th. Spotting is light-medium. Why am I spotting after my periods are over?
I will be going on a trek and my periods date falls on the trek dates. I want to delay my periods for 2 days. Can i do that? And will there be any consequences?
I had spotting for the first few days around my date of period, then I started bleeding normally on the last Monday and since then I am bleeding it's been more than 7 days during this time I am loosing big clots of blood too, I didn't have periods like this, it's completely painless and I don't feel weak but it's just the bleeding isn't stopping. I had also started gym on Monday after a break and also started taking himalaya ashwagandha a few days prior to the spotting started. I'm very scared
Hi doctors i had vaginal itching but no discharge so I went to Gynecologist she said fungal infection & took for swab test but report says " scanty growth of normal flora " but Gynecologist said no medicines required and asked to apply only candid gel my hba1c is 5.4 But my itching is still there Is there any oral medication ? Attaching report for reference
I am 2.5 months pregnant and today I have loose motion since morning. In the evening, I'm feeling cold and have headache and full body is paining.Plz suggest me
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