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    Menstural Disorder Treatment

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    What Is Menstrual Disorder Treatment?

    Menstrual disorders include conditions like irregular periods, heavy bleeding, missed cycles, painful menstruation (dysmenorrhea), or premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Treatment focuses on identifying the underlying cause—whether hormonal imbalance, fibroids, thyroid issues, or stress—and may involve medications, hormonal therapy, lifestyle changes, or further gynecological evaluation

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    Our team of skilled doctors, nurses, and specialists bring years of experience and expertise to ensure you receive the highest quality of care. We are dedicated to treating each patient with compassion.
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    Why Choose Us?

    Our team of skilled doctors, nurses, and specialists bring years of experience and expertise to ensure you receive the highest quality of care.

    We are pleased to offer you the healthy.

    We offer expert care for menstrual disorders, including irregular periods, painful cycles, heavy bleeding, missed periods, and PMS. Our personalized approach focuses on identifying the root cause—whether hormonal, structural, or lifestyle-related—and creating effective treatment plans using medications, hormone therapy, or further diagnostic evaluations.

    Causes may include:

    • Hormonal imbalances

    • Thyroid issues

    • Uterine fibroids or polyps

    • Stress or extreme weight changes

    Treatment depends on the diagnosis and may involve:

    • Hormonal therapy (birth control pills, progesterone, etc.)

    • Pain relief medications

    • Iron supplements (if anemia is present)

    • Surgery in rare or severe cases

    If you experience:

    • Periods that are too heavy or prolonged

    • Missed periods for 3 months or more

    • Severe pain or discomfort

    • Spotting between periods

    Yes, some conditions like PCOD or thyroid dysfunction can interfere with ovulation. Early diagnosis improves outcomes.