hysterectomy 20 years later

Heavy menstrual bleeding and fatigue may indicate anemia. Anemia causes weakness, shortness of breath, dizziness, and headache. Iron-rich foods like spinach, beans, and red meat can help. See a doctor for diagnosis and treatment. There are medications and surgeries available to treat heavy bleeding. Ignoring the symptoms can lead to more severe complications. 


 

Hormonal imbalance or other factors can cause period problems and a gynecologist should be consulted for an accurate assessment and treatment. Coxicam, meloxicam, zune, esomeprazole, ms. futine and fluoxetine as HCI USP are out of the question for menstrual issues. I'd suggest going to an expert in gynecology for the management of period problems.
 

The mass you feel in the larger part could be a sign of gynecomastia. It is due to the uneven formation of the right and left breast parts. It is not of the essence to seek the doctor's advice but in case you are uncomfortable other than talking to the doctor, you can go to the hospital to check the asymmetry.

It is common to worry when your first sexual intercourse is not on time. It may be a bit late due to stress, weight gain hormonal imbalance, etc. If you think that you might be pregnant then do a pregnancy test to calm down yourself. Remember that every time one should use a condom during sex to avoid pregnancy and getting infections like HIV. 

This happens becuse of added stress and health concerns.
 

White and itchy vaginal and anal areas indicate Fungal infection . Scratching causes scars. Consult a doctor for diagnosis.. Over the counter antifungal creams may temporarily relieve symptoms. AVOID tight clothing and keep the area Dry. 

Yes it is possible to experience heavy bleeding after taking emergency contraception pills. ECPs contain high doses of hormones, such as levonorgestrel, which can disrupt the hormonal balance in the body and affect the menstrual cycle. These are common side effects of the tablet.

What you saw on the floor as a white substance may be discharge, but it is vital to eliminate other possible sources. I would recommend that you visit your urogynecologist for an accurate diagnosis and the appropriate treatment plan.