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I m suffering from hypothyroid and PCOD. Last time, i had my menses on 14 april... Now, i dont know when will i get menses. But i want to delay them for 10 more days because of some personal reasons... Plz recommend me the suitable medicine as soon as possible...
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first consult gynec and do sonography, then take pills if u have emergency reason
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Since you have already irregular cycle and PCOD And thyroid. So you can take oral contraceptive to regulate your periods. Still consult in person and get the test required done before any medication
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello.... You have hypothyroidism and pcos , both causes irregular periods, its not good to alter normal harmonal balance by taking pills, if you want it desperately you should consult gynaecologist , doctor prescribe progesterone pills , you can take it 3 days before date to till 10 days after date consult gynecologist
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