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Hi.I am suffering from pcod or pcod not sure what it is.from 7 years...I have put on weight after that...I tried many diets but nothing workout...I tried eating oats now..I have irregular periods from earlier also...so is it all normal to have oats in this pcod?? Or shld I have it or not...
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DO REGULAR EXERCISES , CERTAIN DIET MODIFICATION , EAT YOUR MEALS TIMELY MEDITATE TO AVOID STRESS AND FOR MEDICINES CONNECT ONLINE NEED TO DO CERTAIN TEST BEFORE PRESCRIBING MEDICINES
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You can take oats.Get done ultrasonography to know the condition of ovaries and follicles.Also get done TSH level and serum prolactin level to rule out the hypothyroidism and hyperprolactenemia.
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