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Irregular period, breast sized increases
Last period was on 1st June and next cycle on 6th August. Excess facial hair under chin. Body weight increased almost 15kg in last 1 Yr. And breast is excess sagging and breast size has increased a lot. Heavy as well
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Irregular periods with excess facial hair and noticeable weight gain over the past year point toward a hormonal pattern like PCOS, which is common and manageable once assessed properly.
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Book a gynaecologist visit for a pelvic ultrasound and hormone panel to confirm the cause.
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Please don't self-diagnose or start any medication before this workup, since treatment depends on what's actually driving it.
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