No scanty periods

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No scanty periods

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I was taking glycomet and after I have stopped it my bleeding has become normal. I took it almost for an year and for once my periods got late but bleeding was normal. I was diagnosed with PCOD and had done 3 cycles of Femara 2.5 mg and 2 cycles of clomid 100mg for ovulation but at that time too i had scanty periods. I have put on weight after stopping it but now my periods seem regular and not scanty anymore. Should i consider it as a good sign or I'm falling back into the PCOD condition again? I have stopped taking the medicines because I was having major acidity and reflux issues. Now I'm taking medication for GERD.

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Dr. R.Ravindranath Diabetologist 45 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. R.Ravindranath

Diabetologist 45 yrs exp Chennai

Continue _metformin to keep your PCOD under control

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