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Pcod problem and suggest medicine
Doctor, I’m 32 years old and have been suffering from PCOD for around 20 years. I have tried different treatments, along with diet and regular exercise, but my periods are still irregular.
Last October, I had continuous bleeding for 30 days. After 6 months of treatment, my scan showed no PCOD and my periods became regular for about 3 months. But for the past 4 months, my periods have become irregular again. I had a scan 2 days ago, and the doctor said PCOD has come back.
I’m very worried. Why does this keep happening even though I follow a healthy diet and exercise? What medicine wil help to get regular periods continue to use.
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Check ur vitamin D3 and vitamin b12. Cortisol hemoglobin levels with AMH
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if any of the values do less or more. wright loss doesn't give u a result
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connect directly if u want to get a lifestyle chart and reviwing ur previous mistakes if any and to improve
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Further management will depend upon various factors. This will require an in person consultation and counselling due to the polyendocrine nature of the disease. PCOS now known as PMOS involves multiple endocrine systems and hormone play. It can affect your cardiovascular, lipid profile, testosterone levels, insulin resistance, weight gain and so on. We will need to regularise your periods first and have an overall checkup.
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PCOD can come back even with good diet and exercise, since hormonal balance can shift over months. Your weight can also make cycles harder to regulate long term.
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Please discuss this recurring pattern with your gynaecologist and ask about a longer term plan, not just restarting the same treatment.
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Please don't pick your own medicine for this. The right option depends on your full history and current scan.
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