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5th mnth pregnancy v PCOS

2016-06-07 06:49:43
In 2011 I had medical abortion afterwards I suffer with weight gain issues with emergency contraceptive pills and then I get to know having PCOD problem..Now again I m pregnant without any treatment ( took aldactone 75 mg for 1 year ) lost 45 kgs with diet and exercise ...So I want to know what should I follow to have healthy baby and after delivery best way to recover and maintain healthy weight ...Abortion in past won't effect my pregnancy & delivery...
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A pregnancy with history of hormone imbalances needs extra care and support. Please find a good gynaecologist who really understands hormones and work with your Doctor.

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Hello.. Pcos is main cause for infertility but you got pregnant that's good news ....regular check up is required ,, TT vaccination is needed , have healthy easily digestible foods , fruits and vegetables , take rest , don't do heavy work , after delivery you should do keigal exercise to strengthen pelvic floor, .......

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