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Diagnosed with PCOS and suffering
I am diagnosed with pcos after ultrasound and tests I had been taking medicines for irregular periods. It was on track but then I got covid. Post covid for 3 months periods did not come and after that it came and still going on for a month. Some days heavy flow and some times little spotting. I want to stop the spotting. Kindly help.
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This is usually because of COVID and the prescribed medicines and stress which would have altered hormonal balance.
Consult for investigation and prescription
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Covid is definitely not the reason fr the delay of 3 months followed by bleeding fr a month!!!
The only way a pcos patient can hv regular period is to exercise n reduce weight if ur overweight
R u sexually active?
Was a pregnancy test done whn u skipped perid
The bleeding needs to stop
Fr that you need investigations to find out the reason
U can connect online fr a prescription
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