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PCOD - no period since 2 months
I m 22 yrs old . I have pcod & my cycles r irregular
I haven't got periods since 2 months can I wait a little longer or do I need a medication for that?
With PCOD, missing periods for two months is common and doesn't always need immediate medication, but it's worth ruling out pregnancy first if relevant.
Next Steps
See your gynaecologist for an ultrasound and hormone panel to decide if a period needs to be induced.
Health Tips
Don't wait indefinitely, a prolonged gap without periods should be evaluated within a few more weeks.
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If you are sexually active, do pregnancy test
If not then take medicines to induce your periods
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You need to understand that a cycle length more than 37 is abnormal
Not getting a periods for 60 days is highly abnormal and needs to be treated
Also to help you understand pcod only requires lifestyle modification you need to exercise and maintain a healthy body mass index
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