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Dr Archana Dhawan Bajaj is an infertility specialist with over two decades of experience in IVF and reproductive medicine.
She founded The Nurture IVF Clinic in New Delhi in 2003.
Dr Bajaj has completed her MBBS from Maulana Azad Medical College and has a diploma in gynaecology and obstetrics and DNB (obstetrics and gynaecology) from the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
She has an MMSc degree in assisted reproductive technology from the University of Nottingham, UK.... more
Fatima Question by Fatima on Mar 03, 2023Hindi
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I am 17 yr old and my period flow is heavy and thick how can I overcome this problem and I also gets white discharge like periods and it causes me back pain I have already taken medicines for this but that doesn't help me ?

Ans: Thick menstrual flow is usually not a cause for concern heavy flow if your periods last for more than 7 days or if they come at very short intervals, or if you need to use more than 3 to 4 pads in a day and is accompanied by clothing. And there is a fall in hemoglobin, then the menstrual flow needs to be regulated. There are several medications which can be used to regulate the menstrual flow. Tranexamic acid along with mefenamic acid can help both in menstrual pain and in decreasing the blood flow, and the use of progesterone and contraceptive pills can also help in regulating the cycles and decreasing the flow. But this is only to be taken under supervision and if it is really needed.
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