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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

2019-09-29 01:32:28
Hello doctor, I am using antidepressants and obsessive compulsive disorder medicines for the past 5 years. Before using that medicines my weight was 55 kg. After starting the usage of medicines I gained weight . Now my weight is 99 kg. After starting antidepressants and OCD medicines doctor diagnosed with me that I got PCOD. Now my bmi is 34.1 and slightly obese. My menses are getting delayed doctor... Please help me with this problem... Thank you...
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Reduce wt take care . Do reg exercise  and meditation  try to reduce dose of antidepressants and OCD  by improving  your mental health

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