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Hello doctor I'm 28 years old and recently got married. I feel like my periods have become shorter over the last 1–2 years (previously I used to have 4–5 day periods). Currently I'm having a heavy flow in the first 2 days and on the 3rd day I don't need to use any pads. Basically, by the 3rd day it's getting completed. I'm using around 6–7 pads every month and flow is like this for the last 1–2 years since when I started having intercourse with my partner. We want to wait for pregnancy at least 1–2 years now. I don't know if this shorter period is actually an issue. Please suggest and help. Note: My period started when I was 9–10 years old. I don't take any pills also.
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Consult a gynaecologist for thorough evaluation
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Having scanty flow with regular cycles can be normal . Just undergo your sr . tsh done to rule out any thyroid disorder and to be on safer side get your usg pelvis done to rule out pco.
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If you are having regular periods and proper flow for at least 2 days then, it doesn't seem to be a cause of worry.
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You can get tested and rule out the basic hormonal abnormalities like thyroid disorder and pre diabetes.
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Focus on maintaining an ideal body weight, good diet and regular exercise to maintain a normal hormonal balance and improve your menstrual cycle.
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