What is the fastest way to stop persistent spotting for a breastfeeding mother who is two months post-C-section and tubectomy, has a uterine lining (endometrial wall) of 7mm, and has not found relief from Meprate, Tranexa, Pause MF tablets, or a Depo Provera injection, and is there an alternative injection that can help? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What is the fastest way to stop persistent spotting for a breastfeeding mother who is two months post-C-section and tubectomy, has a uterine lining (endometrial wall) of 7mm, and has not found relief from Meprate, Tranexa, Pause MF tablets, or a Depo Provera injection, and is there an alternative injection that can help?

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What is the fastest way to stop persistent spotting for a breastfeeding mother who is two months post-C-section and tubectomy, has a uterine lining (endometrial wall) of 7mm, and has not found relief from Meprate, Tranexa, Pause MF tablets, or a Depo Provera injection, and is there an alternative injection that can help?

Asked by Female, 25 · 19 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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19 days ago

Postpartum bleeding is very common, and the Depo Provera injection itself frequently causes irregular spotting during the first few months. Your 7mm uterine lining is quite reassuring. Because you are breastfeeding, we want to protect your milk supply, which limits some hormonal options. While there isn't a quick-fix alternative injection, a doctor might suggest a temporary course of oral generic progestins or specific non-hormonal anti-inflammatory medications to help stabilize your lining. Please consult your obstetrician for an in-person evaluation to find the safest path forward for you and your baby.

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What is the fastest way to stop persistent spotting for a breastfeeding mother who is two months post-C-section and tubectomy, has a uterine lining (endometrial wall) of 7mm, and has not found relief from Meprate, Tranexa, Pause MF tablets, or a Depo Provera injection, and is there an alternative injection that can help?

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