Heavy menstrual bleeding refers to excessive menstrual blood loss that significantly affects physical, social, emotional, or material quality of life.
Evaluation may include menstrual history, pelvic examination, blood tests including haemoglobin and iron studies, ultrasound, and other investigations when indicated.
Treatment depends on the cause and may include medicines, hormonal therapy, treatment of fibroids or other structural conditions, or surgery when necessary.
Detailed case-taking may explore:
Homoeopathy should not delay evaluation or treatment of significant blood loss or anaemia.
With 20+ years of clinical experience, Dr. Kamlesh Suryawanshi emphasizes detailed case-taking and individualized patient care.
Very heavy bleeding causing dizziness, fainting, severe weakness, breathlessness, or rapid soaking of menstrual products requires prompt medical evaluation.
Are you changing sanitary products unusually frequently?
Do you pass large clots or experience prolonged periods?
Does heavy bleeding leave you tired, weak, or unable to follow your normal routine?
Heavy menstrual bleeding deserves proper evaluation because it may have an underlying cause.
Understand Your Menstrual Health. Don't Ignore Persistent Heavy Bleeding.
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