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Hair growth due to OvulocLD
I have PCOS, but my periods have always been regular. I had hair growth on my chin and abdomen, and hair loss on my scalp.
Recently I got married and begun using OvulocLD as contraception. I see increased hair growth on my chin. Is this normal? Or should I be worried?
Also how long can I continue to take OvulocLD?
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Get one USG ( to rule out PCOD) ,
And few hormonal test , thyroid function tests ,
If overweight then try to reduce your weight ,,,
Dr SARITA Narayan ,
Wagholi, Pune
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PCOS patients are not ideal for oral contraceptives. You can use Tab Yasmin instead of Ovuloc LD.or go for condoms.
Your hair growth is mostly due to PCOS.
Do cosmetic things for chin hair. For hair fall consultant doctor or Hair specialist.
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