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Periods not stopping after taking crina
I have Pcos.
I have been taking crina NCR for the last 5 days.
My doctor has recommended it for heavy periods and since it was happening for more than 10 days.
But even after taking it, i am still having a small amount of periods and bit of pain in lower abdomen.
What should i do??
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It happens usually while taking Crina... Mild spotting will be there for some days..
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Please consult a gynecologist physically.
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Crina NCR (norethisterone) is a hormonal medicine often prescribed to control heavy or prolonged periods. Since youâve been on it for 5 days and still have spotting and lower abdominal pain, itâs possible your body is still adjusting to the medication. However, if the bleeding persists or worsens, or if the pain increases, itâs important to inform your doctor. They may adjust the dose, change the medication, or investigate other causes such as fibroids, endometrial issues, or hormonal imbalance. Avoid taking additional painkillers without consulting your doctor. Rest, stay hydrated, and track the bleeding pattern.
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Dr. Chaithra H
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Usg abdomen and pelvis
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