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I test LFT in which (direct bilirubin 0.25) ,( indirect bilirubin 0.72), (SGPT 165),(SGOT 97) .
My FBS 92.7 , PPBS 137 , HbA1c 6.0% .
In lipid profile, Cholesterol 141 , triglycerides 153 , LDL 61 , HDL 50 .
In KFT uric acid 7.7 . And except this all are normal .
In urine microalbumin 54 , creatinine 91 , Ratio 59.34
TSH 1.91 , prolactin 15.32
AMH 4. 34
Total and free testosterone 0.71
Hb 11
My Lmp 27 march for 7 days. Today 16 august.
Done USG which is shown Bilateral ovaries with polycystic morphology.
My weight 110 kg height 5'6" bp 140/80 .
Dr. Give me Deviry 10 mg per day for 10 days.
Can I take it for my condition? Is it safe for my liver ?
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Deviry (medroxyprogesterone) 10 mg for 10 days is not liver-toxic and is generally safe to withdraw a period in PCOS - but your SGPT 165 and SGOT 97 are 4-5 times normal and that is the real problem here, not the Deviry. With a weight of 110-115 kg at 5'6", HbA1c 6.0, PPBS 137, triglycerides 153 and PCOS on ultrasound, this picture is fatty liver disease (NAFLD) with prediabetes and insulin resistance, and BP 140/80 needs watching too. Before starting anything, get an ultrasound abdomen for fatty liver, hepatitis B and C screening, and repeat LFT - alcohol, painkillers and any herbal or weight-loss supplements must stop completely. Real treatment is 7-10 percent weight loss with diet and daily exercise, often metformin, and progesterone or combined pills for cycle regulation once the liver is assessed.
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TAB DEVIRY 10 MG contains Medroxyprogest erode Acetate a synthetic protesting that mimic the natural female hormone progesterone it prescribed to restore hormonal balance Regulate the Menstrual cycle,
All your Blood investigations are within normal range nothing to worry same time you can take the TAB DEVIRY 10 MG as prescribed by your treating physician..
Weight control is essential..
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You may have PCOD but you have other problems too which are not related to PCOD. So, ideally, you should be managed by a Gynaecologist and an Endocrinologist simultaneously.
Deviry is given only to induce your periods. It doesn't affect the basic disease process.
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I can definitely help you with this but it requires both fitness as well medication means of therapy .
And i am fitness coach as well.
I reduced my weight from 120kgs -85kgs by myself
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Please provide further assessment to help me more about how you gained your weight and other disorders and how long it’s been we can turn this ship around in couple of months
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Yes afcos you should take your doctor is on the right track of diagnosis its the first step to check withdrawal bleeding known as progesterone challange test
You are having pcod
Girst part of treatment is diet and lifestyle modifications cut your calorie count
Your treating doctor might explained you all this.
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It’s Transeminitis under evaluation/ MASH may be d/t obesity and Metabolic Syndrome
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Deviry (medroxyprogesterone) 10 mg not start it while SGPT is 165.
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You had prolonged amenorrhea,almost for 5 months. You better take deviry 10mg.
Secondly your HbA1c is also pointing towards diabetes, though fasting sugars are normal. Post prandial sugars (sugars after food) is little high. You should control this as well .
If you are overweight focus on weight reduction, regular exercise, good sleep and calorie restriction. Once when you do this , your overall health will improve
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Your PCOS with these liver enzyme numbers needs an in-person look before starting any medicine. A lab report alone can't confirm if it's safe for you.
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Share these reports with your gynaecologist so they can check what's raising your liver enzymes and confirm your treatment plan.
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Please hold off on the medicine your doctor suggested until this is reviewed in person, given your weight and cycle pattern.
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It is a case of pmos
Leading to metabolic syndrome
Deviry 10mg is given to induce periods(withdrawal bleed)
You need to focus on lifestyle modification more than anything as it is a lifestyle disorder
Start taking cinnamon tea, flax seeds
Check for vit d once
Take tab met pco care twice daily
Spearmint tea/green tea Daily is must
Physical activity must be increased
Do butterfly pose for ovarian function
Don't rely on withdrawal bleed every time
It is necessary for now as your your cycle is becoming very long
Start your day with one teaspoon of ghee in one cup of warm water
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