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Continued Blood clots after Ipill
Hello doctor, me and my girlfriend had sex on 1st march and then she took an ipill on 2nd march . But after 3 days i.e on 5th march , she started bleeding in clots for about a week until 11 march . She didnt bleed for 9 days then after. But on 20 th march she started bleeding in clots again and until today she is still bleeding in clots. Can u please suggest what to do and how to stop these bleeding ? Her normal periods is towards the last week of every month.
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this is due to the effect of which disturb your ovulation and your period cycle and that causes bleeding continuously now the treatment is dependent on the ultrasound scan which will tell you the endometrial thickness of uterus which will be based on which the treatment will be given sort it out and share it to me later on
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Dr. Hirday Kapoor
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
34 yrs exp
Delhi
You have to get an Ultrasound done to know the exact cause
I pill will give you bleeding but not a heavy one
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