Why am I still bleeding nearly three months after my C-section and tubectomy while breastfeeding, and why have treatments like the Depo-Provera injection, tablets (Meprate, Pause MF, Tranexa, and Gestocare), a Vitamin K injection, and Rezone S injections failed to stop it, even though my ultrasound only shows a thin womb lining and three small fibroids (non-cancerous womb growths, one with calcium buildup)? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Why am I still bleeding nearly three months after my C-section and tubectomy while breastfeeding, and why have treatments like the Depo-Provera injection, tablets (Meprate, Pause MF, Tranexa, and Gestocare), a Vitamin K injection, and Rezone S injections failed to stop it, even though my ultrasound only shows a thin womb lining and three small fibroids (non-cancerous womb growths, one with calcium buildup)?

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Why am I still bleeding nearly three months after my C-section and tubectomy while breastfeeding, and why have treatments like the Depo-Provera injection, tablets (Meprate, Pause MF, Tranexa, and Gestocare), a Vitamin K injection, and Rezone S injections failed to stop it, even though my ultrasound only shows a thin womb lining and three small fibroids (non-cancerous womb growths, one with calcium buildup)?

Asked by Female, 24 · 21 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

21 days ago

Since your ultrasound shows a very thin womb lining, the bleeding is likely hormonal rather than from retained tissue. Breastfeeding alters your hormone levels, and progesterone medications like Depo-Provera, Meprate, and Gestocare can actually cause prolonged breakthrough bleeding when the lining is already thin. Your small, benign fibroids are also unlikely to be the main cause. Please be reassured that this is manageable. I highly recommend consulting your gynecologist to review your medications, such as Tranexa and Pause MF, to find a safe, breastfeeding-friendly solution to help your body regulate.

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Why am I still bleeding nearly three months after my C-section and tubectomy while breastfeeding, and why have treatments like the Depo-Provera injection, tablets (Meprate, Pause MF, Tranexa, and Gestocare), a Vitamin K injection, and Rezone S injections failed to stop it, even though my ultrasound only shows a thin womb lining and three small fibroids (non-cancerous womb growths, one with calcium buildup)?

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