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Menstrual problem
I am csection mom of 1.4 months, once I got period in 9th month, after that I didn't get period, pervious I had a pcod problem, some of my friend told me that after delivery pcod will not occur, I want another baby is pcod occurs after delivery, please help me
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Pcod is a problem arises after hormonal imbalance.send pictures of your present reports. A proper treatment cures it permanently.
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be happy / avoid all stress n worries
do free hand exercises.
start morning walk.
have balanced diet.
avoid junk spicy n oily.
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Pcod is due to hormonal disturbance and imbalance .
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go for thyroid test.and share the report.
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Take proper treatment in Ayurveda
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