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Periods with heavy cramps
Hi doctors , On 22nd May I got pelvic scan report and it's showing simple large cyst of 4 cm. And also My menses was irregular and prolonged so my gynaec gave Primolut - N for 21 days so it ended on 15th June . Then I got periods yesterday on 17th June with heavy cramp and unbearable lower abdomen pain . I suffered whole night with pain today morning I took Meftol spas tab . So my pain reduced . And bleeding is normal . My query is why so much pain m having ? I never had such pain in my periods. Is this because of cyst or something else ? Do I need to take this tab continues when I feel pain I mean three times or two times a day . ??? Pls suggest . Or is there any chance that cyst raptured so feeling pain ?? What could be the reason pls suggest me doctors what to do ?? Shall I I visit to doctor ??? And when second scan is required ??? Pls answer my queries . Thanks in advance .
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Take meftal spas three times a day for 2-3 days If pain persisting or more you may need to consult your doctor. Repeat scan only required after 2-3 months if no emergency. Connect for more details and information here Go to my website www.familygynaec.com For articles on women health Blog section
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You can take tab meftal spas one tab 3 times a day for three days, drink adequate water,take balanced diet, for your pain I need more information can consult online, repeat ultrasound after 3 months
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Take Tablet cyclopam three time a day for three days during periods
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Drink lots of water and fruits juice Take a boiled egg daily
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Get a repeat ultrasound
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