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On ozempic treatment and no period for4m
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I'm 23 female i was 80kg with pcod and thyroid
I started ozempic 4 months back I'm on dose of 1.7mg per week
Now my weight is 70kg but no periods since 4 to 5 months
I'm having missed periods issues from the age of 16
So missing a periods for 4 to 5 months was quite normal for me
So should I be worried or its fine?
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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Losing 10kg in four months alongside your PCOD and thyroid history can genuinely disrupt your cycle, so missing periods for four to five months isn't something to just wait out this time.
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Please see your gynaecologist to recheck your thyroid levels and get a pelvic ultrasound, especially since this is a bigger gap than your usual pattern.
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Continue your weight-loss treatment only under the same doctor's supervision, since rapid weight change itself can affect your hormones.
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