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Imbalance in menstrual cycle for 3 month
I usually get my periods after every 21 days strictly but from last 3 months I've completely missed them I had taken emergency pill last in February in March I got my periods properly but started facing issue in April I consulted a gynac by the medication I got periods for that month
But again this month I've missed it I'm not sexually active nor I've taking any emergency/birth control pills from February but I've some burning sensation while urine I've frequent urine problem and even my thyriod is normal
Then what is the reason for missed periods??
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Dr. Karunya Ramesh
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
13 yrs exp
Chennai
You might have a urinary infection based on your urinary symptoms, so pls increase your water intake and if symptoms get worse you may need antibiotics. But this is unrelated to periods. Your i pill intake has probably caused some hormonal imbalance. It should settle in a couple of months, but if it persists beyond 3 months get evaluated by a gynaecologist:
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
can be hormonal imbalance
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Lucknow
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