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PCOS test 1 month after normal delivery

2023-06-05 22:19:37
I was told by my gynac that I have PCOS when I visited her after i got pregnant. Its been 6 weeks since I delivered normally. I want to know if i can test for PCOS again and take treatment for the same while I'm breastfeeding.
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Answered2023-06-06 06:12:02

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When you have had a baby recently why do you want to get treatment for PCOS? Now wait for about 6 months. Let your periods be re-established and then you decide whether you still have PCOS or not .

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Pcos will stay fr life The only treatment of pcod is to exercise n maintain a healthy bmi

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