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Light bleeding after 2months nd am pcod
Hi, last year July doctor told i have PCOD.fst 2mths I used tablets to get periods as my periods was irregular then it started like month by month i get periods. I haven't gained weight even i have PCOD now after 2mnths i got some(not much like not even half of the pad) bleeding on my 1st day morning of my periods today is my 5th day no bleeding at all after 1day morning of my periods. I took pregnancy test came out -ve.
What might be the reason , please suggest me.
I am married 3rd year now. nd trying to
convince.
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Get beta HCG test if missed periods and got Bleeding
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Low and scanty bleeding is not uncommon in females on hormonal medication
Repeat UPT after 7 days is advisable to rule out pregnancy if there is positive history of sexual contact
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Hormonal tests needed
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