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Spoting after 1week of last periods
I am 29.5 yrs old , married , I was on ginette35 for 1.5 years, stopped it in march 2017 when pack got over, got my regular period and then my next period was on 30 april i.e 1.5 mnths after previous period, it stopped in 4 days but I m feeling mild uterus pain as in case of period and slight brown red discharge from 7 may , almost a week after start of period,today its third day and situation is same, slight pain n mild brownish red discharge, I am sexually active but not very regular bcz husband is in other place
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
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17 yrs exp
Mumbai
After stopping north control, periods may take a little time to get back to normal. Spotting will subside. Don't worry.
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Dr. Anuradha Tamaria
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Do you hav a history of delayed/ prolonged cycles or this happened for the first time. If it is how was the flow
Do urine pregnancy test
Postmenstrual spotting can be due to many causes like
Old menstrual blood
Hormonal imbalance
Ocps
Uterine fibroids/ polyps
Infections
Endocrine disorders
Consult gynaec and rule out all these cause if pregnancy test is negative.
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