Periods related issues.

2025-01-31 07:28:56
"I am 24 years old and weigh 46 kilograms. Since reaching puberty, I have struggled with irregular and prolonged menstrual periods. In 2022, I experienced a delayed period, followed by 20 consecutive days of bleeding. I consulted a gynecologist and underwent blood tests, which revealed normal results, including no thyroid issues. However, my prolasm levels were elevated. The doctor prescribed Deviry tablets, which I took for five months. Alongside lifestyle changes and improved eating habits, my menstrual cycles regulated, and I last menstruated on December 24. This month, my period is delayed, likely due to consuming peanut butter, processed foods, and fast food, combined with exam-related stress. Currently, I am experiencing cramps and back pain without menstruation. Should I resume taking Deviry tablets now, or should I wait for a few more days?"
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Please get pregnancy test done and then consult gynaecologist
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please consult Dr. Sushila Gupta senior gynaecologist on practo for the  expert opinion and further management

Answered2025-01-31 14:52:07

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A cycle length more than 37 days is abnormal Since last period was on 24th of December You can take the medicine to help you get your periods

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If you are sexually active, take pregnancy test first If not then wait for 5-7 days for menses to start

Answered2025-01-31 08:13:38

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