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Scanty periods
I have been having scanty periods for a while now,
First day - 1 or 2 pads are soaked
Second day- 1 pad is soaked
Third day- 1 pad or panty liner works
Fourth day- no pad needed just a spot
Fifth day- no blood
I have been diagnosed with hypothyroid with tsh 8.9. A gynac suggested me thyronorm 25 mcg. I have been taking it since 25 days. This time i got my period (after taking medicine for 25 days) it's still scanty. What could be the reason
My prolactin is also normal
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Usually menstrual irregularities are common with hypothyroidism.
It's just been one month since you started thyronorm,it takes time to become euthyroid.
Continue thyroid medication regularly and practice life style modification.
Nothing to worry as of now.
Consult a gynaecologist for detailed evaluation
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The above description of periods doesn't seem that it is scanty.It might have relatively reduced in comparison in previous cycle.Connect for detailed explanation
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