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Asked for Female | 22 Years

How can I decrease period flow naturally?

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How to reduce period flow

Answered by Dr. Swapna Chekuri

Period flow can vary from person to person, and heavy flow, known as menorrhagia, can be caused by factors like hormonal imbalances, uterine fibroids, or even certain medications. To help manage it, you can try using a heating pad on your lower abdomen, practicing relaxation techniques like deep breathing, staying hydrated, and ensuring you have enough iron in your diet. If your flow is significantly impacting your daily life, it's a good idea to consult with a gynecologist who can evaluate your specific situation and provide tailored solutions. 

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I’ve been on antibiotics a week ago and now have sore dry and swollen Virgina

Female | 49

Sore, dry, SWOLLEN vagina after antibiotics is common. Antibiotics kill good bacteria too. Good BACTERIA keep vagina healthy.... Resulting imbalance causes infection. Drink plenty of water. Avoid douching. Wear loose cotton underwear. Use vaginal moisturizer. TALK to your doctor....

Answered on 23rd May '24

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periods nahi aarahe 7month ho gaye

Female | 20

You may have amenorrhea if no bleeding is noticed for 7 months. Hormonal imbalances, stress, drastic weight changes, or medical conditions can be among the possible factors for this condition. It's important to go to the doctor to know the reasons for this. They will provide the necessary treatment and advice for your particular issue.

Answered on 14th June '24

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i have been having white vaginal discharge for past 2-3 days and my period is due for this week ali though i have pcos. i had sex while using a condom and then it was also withdrawn about 3 weeks back . i am really really worried about pregnancy because i read that this could be a sign although i experience this kind of discharge before every menstruation

Female | 21

The reason for this is that before a period begins, a discharge of this nature is usually a result of hormonal changes. If you have been using protection during intercourse, then do not worry too much it is not always a sign of being pregnant. But if you are still worried, take a pregnancy test just to be sure everything is okay. 

Answered on 12th June '24

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I’m experiencing spotting light brownish pinkish, last period was sept 23rd-28th I usually have regular heavy 5-7 day periods, I’m dealing with cramping and also a burning feeling in my stomach but only in the morning when I wake up. I took a pregnancy test yesterday it was negative I’m confused. Idk if it’s too early to test or what.

Female | 22

Pregnancy or various underlying conditions may be indicated by light brownish pinkish spots. 7-8 weeks ago is the last period from Sept 23rd -… 5-7 day periods are normal. The causes of cramping and burning feeling in the stomach are diverse. A pregnancy test may be conducted after a missed period to detect if one is pregnant. It may result to false-negative if taken too early. Contact a doctor for the right diagnosis and treatment.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I am a 22 y/o female who has been dealing with a persistent yeast infection. Nothing and no amount of medicine has made it go away. I got tested for ureaplasma and took the antibiotics for it but still have the yeast infection. How do i make it go away ?

Female | 22

Yeast infections can be quite bothersome, but there are ways to manage them effectively. They often cause itchiness, a brownish-white discharge that looks like cottage cheese, and inflammation in the area. Sometimes, even after treating other infections like ureaplasma, the yeast infection might persist. If this happens, you may need a different antifungal medication prescribed by your doctor to clear it up.

Answered on 10th Sept '24

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