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After c section polycystic ovaries

2023-12-24 12:06:38
Hi, I have done sonography as I've spotting on dec 7th and 23rd. It's been 3 months of c section. In sonography found bilateral polycystic ovaries. Doctor said we can ignore spotting and given tablets for pcod.  Does pcod cause spotting? Is spotting is normal
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Answered2023-12-25 09:00:14

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Yes it can cause spotting. Adopt a healthy lifestyle .

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Pcos is since birth No it is not cause spotting No the spotting is it not normal Bleeding or spotting before 21 days is not a normal

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