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Period related issue
Today is my 3rd day of periods. 1st 2 day i have light periods and red blood was coming out..today i had no blood but when i am cleaning little blood coming out. I am unmarried.. age is 24yr. In previous month i had periods like 1st two days it's was normal then blood stop and after sometime or next day again start and end in a day or two. What should be the issue.. i had my sonography it was normal
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Dr. Aranjana Manhas
Gynecologist
15 yrs exp
Mohali
If you are having regular cycles...3-5 days periods are normal. If flow is very scanty.Atleast get serum TSH and Prolactin done. For detailed evaluation you need to consult a doctor either online or in person.
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Dr. Sreeja Reddy
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You haven’t mentioned if periods are regular or not . 3 days period is normal if using 2-3 pads per day.
Needs detailed history to evaluate for scanty periods.
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