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Irregular periods
Last medication (krimson 35) i used was in December 2019. My thyroid n sugar n hormonal tests were all normal. So i stopped the medicine cs my periods were regular then. But again since april i have had no periods for 2 months. Last week i took a medication called - meprate on the recommendation of a family gynae doctor. And now she is suggesting me Ovral l and lunarex tablet to take on the 3rd day once my periods comes. I'm confused abt the medicine. Need advice. Also my weight has been increasing despite all the exercise n diet changes that i have made.
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Are you unmarried?
Your sonography shows pcod?
Weight reduction and lifestyle changes are main stay of treatment in pcod..
You need not take repeated hormonal pills
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Hey looks like you have some hormonal issues .
Try to get second d day of menses -FSH ,LH , E 2 levels
USG pelvis for more confirmation
Weight loss will take a time 3-6months
So Memel doing exercise & diet daily
It will help you out in the long run
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Take Ovral L and lunarex as advised by your doctor for 3 cycles to regularly get your periods
Next Steps
Take cholecalciferol sachet 60 K twice a week for 6 weeks and weekly thereafter
Health Tips
Take milk with turmeric at night
Take lots of onions and garlic and tomatoes
Reduce oil
Avoid stress and sleep for 8 hours at bedtime with light off
Avoid non-veg and egg
Avoid fast food
Take a spoon of methi seeds soak up in water over night and take next morning
Take wheat based diabetes diet
Brisk walking three times a week for 20 minutes
Take oil bath and detoxify
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