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PCOD after marriage
Hi,
In 2013 i dint have any PCOD problem as per the doctor certificate. (While doing some miner surgery). I got married on march 2016. Till that time my period cycle was around 35 days. For engagement and marriage I took tablets for prepone and postpone for 3 months. "Jan end 2015-postpone", "Feb 2015-Prepone(21 pills - took this pills for 19days)" and "Mar 2015-Postpone". And after my marriage period cycles gone for toss. Below are my period records.
10Nov14
6Dec14
1Jan2015
3Feb15 (Took tablets to postpone)
25Feb15 (Took tablets to prepone - took pills for 19days and some tonic )
28Mar15 (Took tablets to post pone)
5Jun15
17Jul15
5Sep15
5Oct15
12Nov15
15Dec15
20Jan16
17Feb16
3Apr16
17May16
3Jul16
And I had mental stress from In-laws from Day 1 of my marriage and even now.
Used MYO-COD powder and Nancy Ayurvedic syrup suggested by doctor. But no use.
Please help me what if I neglect this late cycle problem. And I whats happening with me.
How dangerous it is?
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there..... I went through your query.....
To regulate your menstrual cycle, your doctor may recommend combination birth control pills .... If you're trying to become pregnant, you may need a medication to help you ovulate. Clomiphene is an oral anti-estrogen medication that you take in the first part of your menstrual cycle.... Consult Gynecologist for further advice....
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello... Many fertile women suffers from Polycystic ovarian disease in theses days... Other factors like illnesses ,psychological stress could also work jointly... If your heavy reduce your weight, consult gynecologist for medicine for pcos... If you are not intent to conceive you can use oral contraceptive which will regularise your periods.
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