Category: Infections
Question: few days ago I saw a light blood which was not my period and was diagnosed With PID and was given Medications My period became late for few days but came very little though I felt the normal menstrual cramps  I want to know the cause of this even after I have treated the PID  The cause of the late and very little blood flow
Answer: Hello 

Good morning Sorry to read about your worries 

PID or pelvic inflammatory diseases are one of the causes of reduced delayed or absent menses They can also cause irregular periods 

That being said did you complete the medications as prescribed skipped doses has it ever happened this way before 

I suggest you go back to see your doctor for a review and he she will be able to ascertain and reassure you based on his examination findings 

I hope this helps 

Cheers
Category: Infections
Question: few days ago I saw a light blood which was not my period and was diagnosed With PID and was given Medications My period became late for few days but came very little though I felt the normal menstrual cramps  I want to know the cause of this even after I have treated the PID  The cause of the late and very little blood flow
Answer: Hi 

Please note that a normal amount of menstrual flow per period can be anywhere between 5 ml and  80 ml 

Periods flow for the most part dont change after your first few monthsyears however they can changes in flow size or cycle length causing temporarily absent periods scantier flow or longer menstrual periods etc depending on your hormones Your hormones can fluctuate because of things like stress exercise diet or medication including contraceptives and strong antibiotics 
Periods can also fluctuate because of certain health conditions like infection uterine polyps fibroids or PCOS 

So I advised that you be patient let your body recover and it is expected that your normal flow will return over the next few months 
However should you still be concerned you can visit you gynaecologist for a routine checkup to rule out any other possible cause