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Less period flow/almost null
I haven't had a proper period flow in months.I have had just scanty flow/spots on the pads i used for 2-3 days.
Should i use progynova followed by meprate to increase flow?
Im 100 kg at just 20-i have pcod & fatty liver.Eating heathy & exercising is never in my schedule:There is atleast one junk meal.I also have severe acidity.
My Blood tests were totally normal,except for elevated cholesterol levels.
Please guide,i am very worried.
I am also an anxiety patient.
Answers (1)
Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your periods have likely gone scanty because of PCOD together with your weight and fatty liver. Extra body fat and insulin resistance both interfere with ovulation. Progynova followed by Meprate is a standard way doctors use to bring on a withdrawal bleed in PCOD, but it needs a scan first to check your womb lining before it's started.
Next Steps
See your gynaecologist for a pelvic ultrasound and hormone panel before starting Progynova or Meprate, and mention your psychiatric medication so they can check it won't interact. Steady weight loss and treating the fatty liver will also help your cycles return naturally.
Health Tips
Please don't start these hormone tablets on your own. Let your gynaecologist decide the dose and timing after reviewing your scan.
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