What are the causes of heavy periods in a normal person?

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I read your query and understand your concern.

The report shows there is a change of adenomyosis and a small fibroid of 19 x 25 mm so you are getting heavy periods. I suggest you get proper treatment for it. The treatment option depends on your decision and family.

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I read your query and understand your concern.

Adenomyosis can be treated for pain and heavy bleeding so if you choose medical treatment then you need to take painkillers for pain and oral hormonal pills to control bleeding. An intrauterine progesterone device is available to control bleeding. Another way is a surgical procedure. For fibroid, you can opt for the same treatment as for adenomyosis.

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For adenomyosis, medical treatment available is tablet Centchroman (Ormeloxifene) 60 mg, two times a week for six months, and the dose is reduced to once a week for another three months. It is a good option. If your family is complete then go for the intrauterine device Mirena which is the best ever option. Even after these treatments if you have heavy periods then go for surgical intervention. For fibroid, I recommend myomectomy if required. Here I cannot see any prescription upload option otherwise I could upload it.

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I can understand your concern.

Myomectomy means the removal of fibroid with laparoscopy or open surgery. You can opt for hormonal pills which can help to reduce bleeding. You can start tablet containing Ethinylestradiol and Norgestrel daily at night for six months and you have to start from the second day of periods. If you do not have any comorbid conditions like liver issues, migraine, or cholesterol issues. Before planning for pregnancy get your reports and plan accordingly.

I hope I have cleared all your doubts.

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