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Bleeding mid Deviry
For my pcod and missed periods since 2 months, I was prescribed Deviry. Only after taking it for 2 days twice, low flow bleeding is spotted. During diagnosis, Dr also asked me to get TSH and Prolactin done. Now, my query is can I get these blood tests done irrespective of my periods or do I need to wait till they stop? Also, the flow is too low to even call it periods, do I need to get FSH and LH done on 3rd day considering these menses?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You can get the blood test done irrespective of your periods
You do not require any further investigations
The only way to get regular periods without medication is to exercise and attain a healthy body mass index
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