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Fertility issues
2 months i didn't got periods.My doctor prescribed Tab meparate 10mgafter 10days i got the periods in 3rd september. Then my bleeding started again on 15 september. My doctor again prescribed Tab meparate 10Mg for 21days.
But now i had little spotting on 28th September and again little more than spotting on 2nd october. Is this normal..or i should again visit my gynae...or wait for my periods ..as she has asked me For certain hormonal test in next period .
But i dont know that this spotting are periods...And when to go for test
H/o-pcod. , left fallopian tube blocked
Ultrasound when periods were not coming normal(before 3rd september).
I dont know what ahould be done. I want to conceive .
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Your are having complete hormones imbalance.Get done TSH level and serum prolactin level.If weight is more try to reduce it.Do yoga and exercise like work out.Eat nutritious diet.
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