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What Causes Heavy Vaginal Bleeding With Clots After Removal Of Ovarian Cyst?

I am a 37 year old female and 3 years ago I had a 4cm cyst and ovary removed ever since my periods haven t been right. Now they are getting worse I had one on the 6th of Nov and started again on the 24th and still bleeding, heavy with clots. What would cause this?
Wed, 20 Jan 2016
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Hi! The ovary, that you mention was removed due to the presence of a cyst, was also responsible for normal hormonal production that keeps excessive bleeding in check. Thus, you must see a gynecologist for the purpose of taking these things, 1) An oestrogen medication 2) pain killing medicines 3) an iron injection to replace the lost iron supplies through blood loss. This is sufficient to cure you of the excessive bleeding, also called as "menorragia". Obliged, Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
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What Causes Heavy Vaginal Bleeding With Clots After Removal Of Ovarian Cyst?

Hi! The ovary, that you mention was removed due to the presence of a cyst, was also responsible for normal hormonal production that keeps excessive bleeding in check. Thus, you must see a gynecologist for the purpose of taking these things, 1) An oestrogen medication 2) pain killing medicines 3) an iron injection to replace the lost iron supplies through blood loss. This is sufficient to cure you of the excessive bleeding, also called as menorragia . Obliged, Dr. Neel Kudchadkar