Brief Answer: Anti - fibrinolytic drugs Detailed Answer: Hi, Thanks for the query. After removal of or falling out of intrauterine contraceptive device, bleeding can occur due to withdrawal effect. Usually this spotting will subside soon. If the spotting is persisting, better to go for anti - fibrinolytic drugs like tranexamic acid with your doctor's advice. Better to use any drug with doctor's advice only. So consult gynecologist once. If needed you can take progesterone pills also to control the bleeding. But after stopping, progesterone pills can lead to withdrawal bleeding. Naproxen is analgesic. It may not help in controlling the bleeding. You can continue iron tablets. Hope I have answered your query. I will be available to answer followup queries. If you are satisfied with the answer, please give your review at the end of the discussion. Take care.

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Brief Answer: hormonal pills or anti - fibrinolytic drugs Detailed Answer: Hi, Usually herbs may not help in treating the spotting. The possible options to you are: -As withdrawal bleeding may subside soon, wait and watch. -If possible get oral combined contraceptive pills or progesterone pills. Starting the pills within first 5 days of the cycle, will give contraceptive protection and also help in controlling the bleeding. - Anti fibrinolytic drugs like tranexa will help in controlling the bleeding. But I don't think it is available on counter in US. I am sorry, but the options are like this. Iron pills may improve your hemoglobin status but they won't help in decreasing the bleeding generally. Take care.

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