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Big clots in period
I got married recently.my periods are irregular.Three times i got a period containing big clots of blood (big lumps of jelly).Once i had all the pregnancy symptoms but when i took HPT it came -ve.After few days i had a period full of big clots.My doc gave me DUPHASTON but it didnt work. Again i had big lumps in my period.i went to another doc n she told me that i had some sort of infection and prescribed tablets for me and my husbands.
Can u tell me what infection is that?
Can u tell me what infection is that?
Dear Doctor,
i was told that i have 3 fibrois. Fibroid 1 is located in the posterior wall,sizing 3.2x2.4cm, Fibroid 2 2.6x2.0 located at the uper anterior wall , Fibroid 3 sizing 2.8x2.7cm located at anteror wall.
All of them are intramural fibriods. Pls can conception be possible with these fibroids?
Pls suggest solutions
i was told that i have 3 fibrois. Fibroid 1 is located in the posterior wall,sizing 3.2x2.4cm, Fibroid 2 2.6x2.0 located at the uper anterior wall , Fibroid 3 sizing 2.8x2.7cm located at anteror wall.
All of them are intramural fibriods. Pls can conception be possible with these fibroids?
Pls suggest solutions
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
The medication you were given is a therapy for yeast infections. Yeast is NOT a sexually transmitted disease, but can cause discharge and irritation.
It won't help your periods though. For irregular periods, there are generally two good ways to go depending upon if you are ready for babies or not.
If not, oral contraceptive pills can regulate your cycles nicely and protect your uterus for the future as well as reducing the blood loss and clotting.
If you are ready for pregnancy, I would give my own patient a medication such as Femara or Clomid. These medications are given on a monthly basis and help to stimulate ovulation. They will help improve chances for conception and also help regulate the periods if no conception occurs.
Good luck!
Dr B
The medication you were given is a therapy for yeast infections. Yeast is NOT a sexually transmitted disease, but can cause discharge and irritation.
It won't help your periods though. For irregular periods, there are generally two good ways to go depending upon if you are ready for babies or not.
If not, oral contraceptive pills can regulate your cycles nicely and protect your uterus for the future as well as reducing the blood loss and clotting.
If you are ready for pregnancy, I would give my own patient a medication such as Femara or Clomid. These medications are given on a monthly basis and help to stimulate ovulation. They will help improve chances for conception and also help regulate the periods if no conception occurs.
Good luck!
Dr B
my doc prescribed these medications:
FLUCONAZOLE TABLETS
CITRO SODA
PROGESTERONE ACETATE TABLETS
ZINCOFER LIQUID
FLUCONAZOLE TABLETS
CITRO SODA
PROGESTERONE ACETATE TABLETS
ZINCOFER LIQUID
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