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Irregular menstrual cycle
In March I had no periods so I was under medication that is medoxy and left it then got my periods After 12 days of leaving it on April 10th which was on time but was for only 3 days and less now on 29th April I again got periods which is light flow can it be pcod
Please doctors let me know I m very worried what shd I do
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For 3 consecutive cycles if you have irregular periods go for USG pelvis to rule our PCOS ,
Thyroid function test to rule out thyroid disorders & even complete blood count to rule out anemia...it can be due to stress or harmone imbalance also...u didn't mention ur marital status...sometimes lactating mothers can also get irregular menses due to lactational amenorrhea as well...so avoid worrying & do the investigation & review with reports
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Dr. Iswarya
Gynecologist
19 yrs exp
Vizianagaram
Pls go for hormone testing and ultrasound to rule out pcos
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Dr. Zarafshan
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You first need to undergo ultrasound to rule out PCOD. Then you can start your treatment...
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