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PCOS polycystic ovary syndrome

2024-08-25 01:50:38
Hello doctor. I am missing my periods for 3 months and it never happened in 3 years. I also have instant weight gain, with flabbiness(fat). I am getting white patches and acne on my face too. What should I do to find the exact problem with these symptoms.
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Answered2024-08-27 04:38:16

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Get S. TSH and Ultrasound done. For treatment you'll have to connect online

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Get ultrasound scan done Start regular excercise Diet control. You could  be  PCOS  patient.

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