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What Treatment Should Be Taken For Menstrual Pain ?
Hi, i suffer from heavy menses every month and painful periods..I previously was diagnosed with PCOS and treated.. which to do further..no idea My age is 33, height 5 1 , and weight 55 kg
Wed, 25 Jan 2012
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Dr. Alisha,
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hello welcome to health care magic
heavy menses are painful menses is indication of endometrosis orelse fibroid.
you need to go for ultrasound of pelvis to rule out exact cause.
consult gynaecologist or homeopath with your reports.
good luck have food rich in vitamin and iron as heavy menses may land up to anemia most of the time.
heavy menses are painful menses is indication of endometrosis orelse fibroid.
you need to go for ultrasound of pelvis to rule out exact cause.
consult gynaecologist or homeopath with your reports.
good luck have food rich in vitamin and iron as heavy menses may land up to anemia most of the time.
hi read your prob you have resently diagnose case of PCOS. have you start any medicine for it. as these drugs also cause of it. if you have not started yet, eveluat any uterine prob by hormonal test n sonography. treatment depends on that test. consult your doc n discuss this thing.
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PCOS is known to cause heavy bleeding. In addition if you have endometriosis, periods will be painful. Even endometrial pathology, such as polyp can cause heavy bleeding. If no cause is found it is called dysfunctional uterine bleeding, which could be due to cysto-glandular hyperplasia. Heavy bleeding should not be ignored. You have to consult a gynecologist, who will have to examine you, do the necessary tests including ultrasound study and accordingly treat you.
Welcome to HCM.
PCOS is known to cause heavy bleeding. In addition if you have endometriosis, periods will be painful. Even endometrial pathology, such as polyp can cause heavy bleeding. If no cause is found it is called dysfunctional uterine bleeding, which could be due to cysto-glandular hyperplasia. Heavy bleeding should not be ignored. You have to consult a gynecologist, who will have to examine you, do the necessary tests including ultrasound study and accordingly treat you.
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YOU NEED TO SEE YOUR GYNAECOLOGIST AGAIN ....MESTRUAL IRREGULARITIES R QUITE COMMON IN THIS AGE .... U MUST BE ON SOME DRUGS ALSO ..IT CAN BE AS ARESULT OF THEM TOO....GET YOUR HB/TLC/DLC/ESR DONE & VISIT YOUR DOC
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