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Spotting after periods
I took meprate as my periods were 25 days late and I got my periods and the periods lasted for 4 days and after that I was bleeding lightly. My period started on 6 April and ended on 12 April.
Today, after working out 18 April. I saw some blood when I was taking a shower. Just like spotting that you get at the end of your periods. Is this a cause of concern? I've not had sex since 15 of March and got my periods on 6 April.
Should I be worried because of this spotting? What can be the reason?
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These kind of irregular periods and spotting needs definite ultrasound examination which is to be determined during the spotting and bleeding period to find out the treatment for it
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Just ignore those spotting
It happens sometimes
Need not worry
Stress may be reason
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
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35 yrs exp
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Hi. There is no need to worry . There can be spotting sometimes due to meprate tab.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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Hyderabad
Do pregnancy test.
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