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Period ends within 2 days
From last two months monthly periods ends within 2 day's. During period feeling back pain while seating for a quite long period (1 hour).
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Less flow could be because of hormonal imbalance ..needs to be checked..and backache is due to congestion during periods ...infection or any local abnormality needs to be ruled out..
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clinical exam and if needed investigations
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keep a menstrual diary..so we have the exact pattern of periods...exercise ...and if required take opinion of a gynaecologist
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I need to know whether you have put on weight or any hormone imbalance going on in your just contact me for more details and discussion
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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Kolkata
Short duration of period is usually not a major issue. But if you feel severe pain, you should do USG to find out the cause.
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