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Prescribed Femilon For Heavy Bleeding. Never Had Sex. Should Continue Having Oral Contraceptive?
hi last month i had heavy bleeding .my doctor prescribed me femilon tablets which is 21days cycle but thing is that this is a oral contraceptive i never had a sex ....then why she give me this tablet from 2days i am taking this tablet but when i read about this i was in confusion should i have to take this or not because this is a oral contraceptive
Fri, 25 Oct 2013
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Heavy bleeding in young is known as dysfunctional uterine bleeding and cause may be many as.
1 Poly Cystic Ovarian Disease or pcod , diagnosis can be confirmed by ultrasound of both kidneys.
2 hormonal imbalance , diagnosis can be confirmed by blood examination for estrogen , androgen F S H/ L H ratio.
3 Any disease in uterus , diagnosis can be confirmed by ultrasound of uterus.
In my opinion first of all take femilon as prescribed your doctor , if reoccurs then consult a gynecologist and get his opinion.
Good luck. Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Heavy bleeding in young is known as dysfunctional uterine bleeding and cause may be many as.
1 Poly Cystic Ovarian Disease or pcod , diagnosis can be confirmed by ultrasound of both kidneys.
2 hormonal imbalance , diagnosis can be confirmed by blood examination for estrogen , androgen F S H/ L H ratio.
3 Any disease in uterus , diagnosis can be confirmed by ultrasound of uterus.
In my opinion first of all take femilon as prescribed your doctor , if reoccurs then consult a gynecologist and get his opinion.
Good luck. Dr. HET
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