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Bilateral Polycystic ovaries

2018-01-31 16:26:06
I have pcos and lately I have started having pain while sex and severe lower abdomen muscle cramps. Should I be worried...haven't got my periods in 2 months
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You might be suffering from pelvic infection. A course of antibiotics will help. You need to take a few tests and start in PCOS treatment if haven’t already. Take a home pregnancy test, it’s better to rule out pregnancy. If you are overweight, weight loss will help regularise periods

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