Scared If My Uterus Is Harmed!!

2020-05-11 08:16:55
I have PCOD problem. I waa scared since from Dec i was having irregular periods, and one of my friend told sometimes it may leads to cysts lr stones. I have taken Meprate on Jan. (Got Period) No period on feb. Then again on took Meprate on March. (No Period) Then took Novelon on April. Got period on 6th May. (I took the last 2 medications after consulting doctors on Practo.) Will my uterus be harmed for a lifetime due to so much hormonal medecines? I am very scared.
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Lifestyle and sleep pattern is important in it's management

Answered2020-05-12 04:06:59

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Hormonal medicines taken on a prescription for the appropriate time don’t harm uterus. PCOD has a known effect of causing irregular cycles. You may need withdrawal bleeding with hormonal medicines multiples times in life. If taken properly and on medical advice it’s helpful.
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Though PCOS does not have a ‘cure’ some lifestyle changes such as healthy eating, weight loss and exercises might help regularise your cycles! Consult for any specific qs. Take care!

Answered2020-05-11 09:10:17

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PCOD long term lifestyle changes . Dont worry. As u have already taken medication after consultation.

Answered2020-05-11 16:01:31

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Advice given here are by qualified doctors and definitely with the idea to help patients during this difficult phase of a Pandemic.... So do not hav apprehension abt the treatment
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For further treatment n advice U hav to visit a Gynecologist and get the necessary tests done.

Answered2020-05-11 09:10:00

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