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Getting periods on time
Hello. After taking duphaston because my periods were about 3 weeks late now i just the periods
What do u suggest so in the future to get the periods in time and not late as always
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We first need to investigate which need battery of blood tests and Ultrasound
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Maintain A Menstrual Diary and see Local Gynecologist
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Delay in periods can be because of plenty of reasons like PCOS, stress anxiety thyroid disorders....you should get yourself evaluated
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visit a gynaecologist
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maintain a menstrual chart
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Connect online for detail consultation
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For this we need to know why this is happening
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Dr. Puja Prasad
Laparoscopic Surgeon (Obs & Gyn)
22 yrs exp
Delhi
It's OK for your periods to get delayed once in a while for few days. But 3 wks is a long time. If your periods are always late like this then you need to get evaluated for the underlying reason.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Pune
You need proper evaluation for hormone imbalance with sonography and bld test
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