- female
- 30 Years
- 20/09/2022
Is something wrong if my menstrual period won't stop?
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View allI'm 34 weeks pregnant and many soon-to-be moms I know are being advised to get Betnesol injections. My OB-GYN hasnt mentioned it to me. Is it something I should be worried about or consider taking, or is it not necessary?
Hello, congratulations on your pregnancy! Betnesol injections are often given to help mature the babys lungs if theres a risk of preterm birth, but they are not always necessary for everyone. Since your OB-GYN hasn't suggested it, it likely means they don't see the need at this stage, but it's always a good idea to discuss any concerns with your doctor.
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My uterus is anteverted and bulky, measuring 11.18.58.1 cm, with nonhomogeneous myometrial echoes. The endometrial thickness is 3 mm, and my right ovary is 2.11.3 cm while the left is 21.3 cm with normal echoes. Should I consider surgery for this, or is it something that can be treated without surgery?
It's important to consult with a doctor to determine the best course of action for your specific situation. A bulky uterus, particularly with nonhomogeneous myometrial echoes and thickened endometrium, could indicate conditions like fibroids, adenomyosis, or other issues, which may require surgery, medication, or other treatments
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I'm really worried about my 15-year-old daughter who has PCOS. She's been on Krimson 35 and Aldactone for 7 months and took Isotret 20 for 3 months. Her periods have become regular, and her pimples have cleared up, but she still has scars. I'm wondering if she can stop her medication now. If we stop Krimson 35, will her periods become irregular again?
That needs supervision of doctor do not stope them Abruptly,visit Endocrinologist for appropriate help
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