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Is she pregnant?
She used to have her cycle regularly with no pains. After taking 6-7 i-pills in about a year, her cycle because irregular and had pains. She had her cycle in the month of April and didn't have for 3 months. In the month of July, she took EVE CARE. In the month of August, she had her cycle but had lots of pain. That was the last time she had her periods. It's been 3 months and she still hasn't had her periods. Is she pregnant? If not what is it and how can it be treated?
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Get pregnancy test done.. If negative consult nearby doctor.. Various test like hormonal profile and ultrasound may be needed to know the cause of irregular cycles.. Frequent use of i pill also disturb the cycle
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Please do a urine pregnancy test and in view of irregular menses needs to get a pelvic scan and thyroid blood test too .
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Either pregnancy ( do urine pregnancy test ) or PCOD ( get one USG done )
Do connect for online consultation
,dr SARITA Narayan , wagholi , Pune
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