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If your endometrial thickness is ranging from 18-35 mm and no relief in bleeding despite taking progesterone, then you should go for hysteroscopy. Do that uterine cavity can be examined.
Thickened endometrium could be due to endometrial polyp.
Endometrial curettage should be done under hysteroscopic guidance and curettings dmsent for biopsy.

if bleeding is only for this month then it will stop in few days. but if this continues for every period you have to for further investigations.

Hello, mss /mrs, lybrate-user, your problems called metrorrhagea. It's due to weakness of uterus, hormonal imbalances, after pregnancy some fecal not wash, prolapse of uterus and uterus fibroid etc. Do whole abdomen usg and you doing any other test of hormone such as thyroid, hydroxy progesterone etc.

In simple terms whenever you are free and wherever you are - you have to contract penis and anal muscles inwards and hold it for few seconds and than relax it and can do any number of times.

Take black-kishmish 100gms and chwing it 2-3 times day! it will helps you to stop bleeding & give relief!

For pain take tablet paracetamol 650 mg and To clear your doubts get an ultrasound pelvis done to rule out any pathology and follow up with reports.

Yes you should consult with a cardiologist as soon as possible, you may need to do echocardiography.

Piles are not cure just eating medicines, nor is it right to do modern surgery, Kshara Sutra Therapy is a unique ancient technique, which is proved to be an effective treatment of anorectal disorders. It is commonly recommended in patients suffering from Piles. According to World Health Organisation(WHO) , Kshar Sutra Therapy is better than any Modern Treatments for Piles. consult me for the treatment.

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You might be suffering from venous leakage. Blood carries nutrients and essential blood cells to all parts of the body. Without blood, there can be no life, and without blood flow, there can be no erection. Some men lack proper blood flow in the penile tissues, causing a sudden-always unwanted-lack of erectile capacity. Most men who suffer from poor blood flow also combat venous leaks that prevent the penis from holding enough blood to power an erection.

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A man is considered impotent if he cannot achieve or maintain an erection adequate for normal sexual intercourse. Erectile dysfunction may be chronic, which occurs frequently, or accidental, as in a single, isolated incident. While one or two isolated occurrences may be discouraging, a one-time event does not qualify as full-blown E.D. The majority of men who suffer from impotence are over the age of 40, while 1 in 3 men over 60 experience impotence.