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Delay in periods.
Did UPT twice.. results r negative..had PCOS. N minor hypothyroidism.from last 6 months periods were regular with no delay at all.this month did not get until now.date was on 11
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As you have PCOD and hypothyroidism, you should better consult a gynaecologist in person and follow the prescribed medication course to induce your periods.
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Get your bhcg done to rule out pregnancy and then take withdrawal bleed
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Hi, u should start with proper treatment for ur pcos n hypothyroidism issue. As they are know for irregular menses problem. Also doing treatment will keep check on other problems also related to this conditions. Homoeopathy has good results.
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
You haven't mentioned your last periods clearly. PCOD and hypothyroidism both can cause delayed periods. You are definitely not pregnant. I don't know your weight and marital status, line of treatment depends on that as well. In case you are overweight, you need to diet and exercise to lose weight.
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