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Irregular Periods Since Delivery With Intense Pain, Scanty Flow Followed By Heavy Bleeding. Cause?

hi i have been gettin my periods irregular since i have had my 3rd daughter in november2011 i have never had trouble with my periods theyve always been clockwork. now i am experiencing alot of pain during them they last for roughly 2 weeks the first week of them is dirty blood and the second is heavy red blood then they finish and 2 weeks later im back to the start...
Thu, 28 Aug 2014
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Hi,
Your history is suggestive of some pelvic infection probably related to the procedures during your last child birth; endometriosis is another possible condition that needs to be ruled out. Please see a specialist for a complete evaluation. You will need a blood work up, urinalysis and a trans-vaginal sonogram. Hormonal profiles may be needed after these steps are done. Further management can be planned after proper evaluation, clinically and through investigations. Hope this helps.
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Irregular Periods Since Delivery With Intense Pain, Scanty Flow Followed By Heavy Bleeding. Cause?

Hi, Your history is suggestive of some pelvic infection probably related to the procedures during your last child birth; endometriosis is another possible condition that needs to be ruled out. Please see a specialist for a complete evaluation. You will need a blood work up, urinalysis and a trans-vaginal sonogram. Hormonal profiles may be needed after these steps are done. Further management can be planned after proper evaluation, clinically and through investigations. Hope this helps.