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Hi Doctors, I am suffering from PCOD, in January i changed my lifestyle. Early morning excercise and soup in breakfast. Two chapatis of multigrain floor with paneer sabji. Dinner at 7pm with khichdi. After one week, i am bleeding little bit which can be seen on panty liner not on hands. My question is why am i bleeding? Is diet goes wrong? Is it because of harmonal changes? Should i stop doing  excercise? Pls reply
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Pls conmect me for online consultation,i m expert in pcod treatment,my name is dr lavina batra
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Unrelated to diet The reason needs to be investigated Continue exercise Connect online fr a prescription
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Pcod does give rise to many issues and one of them is irregular periods.Though diet plays a role in reducing weight , need to have proper nutritious meals avoiding junk foods refined carbs and sweets. Hormones need to be assessed for a proper understanding  and treatment. Good to go online consultation
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There is an excess of oestrogen in pcos probably hormonal imbalance is the main cause U are doing a great job Divide your diet in 3 large and 3 small meals Connect for more information
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