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Heavy Bleeding
Evaluation and treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding to restore normal, manageable cycles.
Key Highlights:
- Evaluation of heavy bleeding through history and ultrasound
- Medical treatment to regulate blood flow
- Iron deficiency and anaemia assessment where relevant
- Further investigation for fibroids or polyps if suspected
Cause and Symptom Together
Bleeding is investigated for cause while also being treated for relief.
Anaemia-Aware Care
Iron levels are checked, since heavy bleeding often affects them.
Your path to control
Heavy periods can affect your energy, your plans and your confidence. Getting to the cause ÔÇö and treating it ÔÇö restores manageable, predictable cycles.
Cause Investigated
History, examination and ultrasound.
Bleeding Regulated
Medical treatment to restore normal flow.
Anaemia Checked
Iron levels assessed where relevant.
Compassionate care at every step
Heavy bleeding is investigated and treated together, so relief doesn't come at the cost of missing an underlying cause.
Step 01
Assessment
History and ultrasound to look for fibroids, polyps or other causes.
Step 02
Medical Treatment
Medication to regulate blood flow and reduce heaviness.
Step 03
Follow-Up
Review of symptoms and further investigation if needed.
Frequently asked question
Needing to change protection every hour, passing large clots, or bleeding for more than 7 days are all signs worth discussing with your doctor.
Yes, prolonged heavy bleeding can lead to iron deficiency, which is why iron levels are often checked.
An ultrasound is commonly used to check for fibroids, polyps or other causes contributing to heavy flow.
