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Have Irregular And Longer Periods. Have Been Taking Iron, B12. What Is The Remedy?

hI,I AM 46 YEAR OLD FEMALE.I AM ANEMIC.i TAKE IRON AND B12 EVERY MORNING.LAST MONTH ITAKE BEET ROOT JUICE 1 TABLESPOON IN THE MORNING ...LAST MONTH I HAD LONG PERIODS MORE THAN 15 DAYS.i TOOK TYLENOL 6 HOURLY THEY STOPPED AFTER 3 DAYS. THIS MONTH MY PERIODS STARTS MEDIUM BLEEDING BUT THEY DID NOT STOP AFTER 11 DAYS.STILL BLEEDING CHANGING PADS AFTER 3-4 HOURS.
Fri, 28 Jun 2013
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As your age is 46, you are in peri menopausal stage, during this stage changes in period are common, it may become heavy bleeding and stops after few cycles.
Better to get one D& C done to rule out endometrial problem. Consult gynaecologist for complete pelvic examination. You may need USG abdomen to check for endometrial thickness.
Continue your treatment for anaemia. Take food rich in iron contents

Have a good health

Regards
Dr. Vidya
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Have Irregular And Longer Periods. Have Been Taking Iron, B12. What Is The Remedy?

Thanks for using HCM As your age is 46, you are in peri menopausal stage, during this stage changes in period are common, it may become heavy bleeding and stops after few cycles. Better to get one D& C done to rule out endometrial problem. Consult gynaecologist for complete pelvic examination. You may need USG abdomen to check for endometrial thickness. Continue your treatment for anaemia. Take food rich in iron contents Have a good health Regards Dr. Vidya