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Period Problem After Vaginal Sex
I had my 1st vaginal sex on March 2023 and I took ipill after that.
So from the April month my period flow going down.
Usually I have 4 days of periods ( no complications), 2nd & 3rd day heavy periods and 1st & 4th day normal period.
But after April, I'm having only three days period and flows are not enough like my normal period. Heavy periods are coming only 2nd day then 3rd day it's normal. Now I'm having periods for mainly 3days
Is there is any issue for the sudden change?
P.S- I got my 1st period at 9years old.
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It could be a normal variation.
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I pill is not the reason for the change in your period pattern
get your thyroid levels checked
exercise if you r over weight
Deranged thyroid and lack of exercise are important reasons for a reduction in the flow
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3 days is normal
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Kindly consult
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Jaipur
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