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Late Period negative test
I am a married working woman. I have PCOD for which my gynecologist has advised me to have Diamet SR and folic acid tablets since I do not want any contraceptives that would hinder me conceiving a baby. Prior to having these medications my periods were always early by 10 to 14 days but after this it is always late by 10 to 11 days from the actual cycle date. Because of this delay I check for pregnancy but nothing shows up on the tests and after many more days I get my periods. This has been happening from past 6 months.
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For PCOS you have do diet control; exercise and weight loss.
Please consult ayurvedic gynecologist for preconception detoxification Panchakarma treatment and ayurvedic medicines with modification in diet and lifestyle; which will regularise your periods and repair metabolism and eventually help you to conceive soon.
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Take proper advise from fertility expert near by... Before taking any medicine discuss the things freely with your doctor and keep faith food luck
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