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Long stayed period

2018-05-13 07:29:00
I have PcOd and after gap of two months my period started and the bleeding has been going on for two weeks now
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If sexually active do pregnancy test because bleeding is more than 2 weeks.Do bhcg test for pregnancy .If negative consult to gynecologist and take medicine.

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If you hv been sexually active too then do a urine pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy. As for pcos you need to be on regular diet , exercise and medications. Consult directly for further management

Answered2018-05-13 09:04:59

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