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Heavy Periods

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5 years 13 hours ago - 5 years 13 hours ago #68963 by laskew
Heavy Periods was created by laskew
I had been in remission for 6 months. My period came last month after not showing up for a while. I am menopausal or pre. My period showed up like a storm. I had to change every hour. I couldn't really go anywhere . I messed up my car, my mattress and I was washing my clothes twice a day. So my count went from 400 to 2000. My doctor won't admit to the hospital due to Covid and now I am taking Dexamethasone and Rituxsan. Has this happen to anyone? Did your count go back up eventually? Is there anything I can do ? I am so frustrated.

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