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Recently Pcod and planning for 2nd baby
Its been detected that i hv been suffering from pcod nearly 12 cyst are observed on either side yet i hvnt got periods yesterday jst few drops of blood were observed so what was that and is pcod curable as i am planning for 2 baby soon
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Pcod management is multifaceted
- medications regularise cycle
- weight reduction , healthy life style
- blood sugar control is any
- strict monitoring
It's possible to conceive despite being diagnosed with pcod.
Consult a good gynaecologist locally
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The few drops of blood you noticed is most likely spotting, which can happen in PCOD due to hormonal imbalance leading to irregular shedding of the uterine lining. It is not a full proper period.
PCOD is not completely curable but it is very well manageable, and many women with PCOD conceive naturally or with minimal treatment.
Next Steps
Get a proper evaluation:
* Thyroid profile
* Prolactin
* Blood sugar / insulin levels
If periods are delayed (>35–40 days), you may need medication to induce withdrawal bleeding
Maintain:
* Regular exercise (30–40 mins daily)
* Healthy diet (low sugar, low refined carbs)
* Weight control (very important for ovulation)
Since you are planning pregnancy:
* Start folic acid
* Consult a gynecologist for ovulation tracking or induction if needed
Health Tips
You need not worry. PCOD does not mean infertility. With proper lifestyle changes and treatment, chances of pregnancy are very good.
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According to u, 12 cysts on each side of ovary is not considered as PCOS.
PCOS is a complex thing.
Next Steps
also get evaluation for the cause of irregular menses.
Health Tips
its a condition not a disease. Do life style modification, balanced diet , yoga and meditation
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