Menstrual problem

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Menstrual problem

Asked for Female, 50 Years

I had my last period on 24th April .it continued for 13 days after which I took primolut 5mg for 13 days.But after stopping the medicine after 3 days I have got my periods again..Is it normal .??

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Dr. Dyuti Navadia

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Yes, if you stop taking primolute-n there will be withdrawal bleeding. It is expected

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Dr. D Leela Prasanna General Physician 2 yrs exp Nellore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. D Leela Prasanna

General Physician 2 yrs exp Nellore

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It's normal. As it is menopausal age group. Further episodes also will be like this and also there will be increased duration in between the cycles. And finally cycles will be stopped and enter into menopause.

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If you are so worried about this , better to do USG abdomen to rule some diseases like fibroids.