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"Hey, I've been experiencing some issues with my periods. Last year, my cycle was regular at 33 days, but since April, I've had no periods, just spotting every day. After consulting a doctor in May, I was diagnosed with early-stage PCOS/PCOD and low blood count. Since my partner and I are trying to conceive, we planned for July, but I'm still experiencing spotting with no periods, and my pregnancy test was negative. Can you help me understand what might be going on?"
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Please consult a Gynaecologist in your area who is working on Infertility.
It is a long treatment and you may have to change the treatment often.
So it is better to stick to one Doctor rather than changing your doctor frequently.
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