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Bleeding prob. ,Lives in quarantine area
Good evening,
*My period was of 10th march 2020.
*Bleeding started from 16th march and still having sometimes spoting and sometimes bleeding.
*I had faced same problem 2 years back as well had consulted a Dr. And was prescribed Crina NCR.
*Had started the same Crina NCR from 22nd march and continued for 15days and it helped.
*But now when I had stopped taking medicine bleeding has again started.
For how long can I take Crina NCR?
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there is a need of ultrasonic examination to find out the endometrial thickness based on which we can determine how long you can continue the medicine
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2yrs earlier you were in perimeopausal state and u had menstrual irregularities.
Did u do usg , endometrial biopsy, Pap smear then?
If it was done n there was no issue, then it has to e taken as irregular ovulation related abnormal uterine bleeding
Based On that background, if now periods r irregular, atleast usg had to be done n then treat supportively in the form of tranexemic acid n hematenics.
Taking hormones on ur own is not recommended
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Dr. Jayati Dureja
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Crina-ncr is a strong hormonal Medicine which has to be taken for various time periods based on the hormonal disturbance. You must never start and stop on your own this way, it can result in uncontrollable bleeding requiring d&c. The duration is always supervised by a doctor. Consult directly
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