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Amenorrhea
Had amenorrhea. Consulted a doctor and doc prescribed medroxyprogesterone and some syrup fpr 1 month and I took it. Still no periods. Again I went to the doc amd doc prescribed evening primerose plus medroxyprogesterone. I am not pregnant also. Upt showed negative results thrice. Now ultrasound report showed multiple follicles but impression memtiomed is normal pelvis. Please help me out.
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Consult a gynaecologist for further treatment
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Dr. Ajay Kumar Mehta
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Hazaribag
In many cases of amenorrhoea hormonal therapy like medroxyprogesterone works good , you can also take oral contraceptives for one month ,then stop you may get your period .
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Delhi
Your amenorrhea needs to b furthur investigate. Seems to b PCOD but needs futhur tests to confirm. Consult a gynecologist for futhur treatment
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