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Scanty periods
Hi, I delivered a boy baby 11 months ago. During delivery i had retained placenta but dey cleared it. After 4 months of delivery my reg periods started. 1st and 2nd month i had a very bad flow where I used medicine to control the flow. Pain was also der.. after tat it was okay for some months but suddenly now i got my periods within 22 days nd the flow was very less for 1st 4 days.. literally it was spotting but at the end of 4th day again the flow is high.. I'm breast feeding my baby.. I'm having thyronorm 150mcg.. I'm feeling very cold these days.. plz help me.. I'm really worried abt this irregular flow of periods.. I'm really stressed.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
I think your thyroid level is not controlled.Get done thyroid profile.If normal then continue the same dose.Try with another tablet means bleeding stopping medicine like some hormones.Also get done ultrasonography also.
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