I had a medical abortion 15 days ago at 5 weeks of pregnancy, and I am still bleeding, using 2 to 3 pads daily. What medicines should I take to manage this bleeding, and can a general physician detect that I have had an abortion?

Bleeding for 15 days post-abortion (using 2-3 pads daily) can be normal, but you must not self-medicate. You need a pelvic ultrasound to ensure the abortion is complete and to rule out infection or retained tissue. Regarding detection, a general physician cannot distinguish between a medical abortion and a natural miscarriage, as the physical findings are identical. However, they can detect that you were recently pregnant. Please consult your healthcare provider or clinic for a proper follow-up and safe prescription.

I wanna use this oral TXA for a deep, stubborn hyperpigme

Stubborn facial hyperpigmentation needs proper medical evaluation, so it is important to consult a dermatologist in person for a detailed skin analysis to identify the exact cause before starting any treatment. Oral tranexamic acid is a prescription medicine and should only be taken if prescribed by a doctor after proper assessment. Do not take any medication on your own, as it may worsen the condition or lead to unwanted side effects.

I am having irregular periods and getting bleeding twice a month. What should I do?

Irregular periods with bleeding twice a month can be due to hormonal imbalance or other underlying causes. Keep track of your cycle, flow and any associated symptoms to understand the pattern. Maintain a healthy routine with proper diet, sleep and stress control. Avoid ignoring frequent or heavy bleeding. Consult your doctor for proper evaluation and suitable treatment.

I am having heavy bleeding during my period. What should I do to manage this?

Heavy bleeding during periods can be due to hormonal imbalance or other underlying causes. Try to take adequate rest, stay well hydrated and eat iron-rich foods to prevent weakness. Avoid excessive physical strain during this time. Keep track of the flow and any symptoms, such as dizziness or fatigue. Consult your doctor for proper evaluation and management if the bleeding is heavy or frequent.