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Pre menopausal stage
Am pre menopausal getting continuous bleeding for last 5 months. Duration of each period is 3 weeks to 25 days bleeding varies from heavy to spotting with about one week break and then again bleeding... all health parameters are normal thyroid test is also normal body type is very fit and athletic no other symptoms like fibroids ulcers or any other abnormalities... is this normal ? How long it will last ? Thanks
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Ok as your menstrual cycle pattern is irregular it may be due to hormonal imbalances and occurring due to perimenopausal period changes but it needs to be further evaluated so consult gynaecologist for the same
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