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I had my periods in begging of janauary then i did not got periods untill end febaurary i went to see gyno she gaved medicince after 1 week i got my periods in march but know i am not getting again periods cycle is not maintaining ....I am worried but i think this is hormonal problem as i have got acne pimple on my face body and vaginal parts....But from my start of ist period i got imbalance my cycle was never maintained properly....Please suggest me what should i do....
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Get TSH, S.prolactin, FSH and s.free testosterone along with a ultrasound done
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