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Pcod know i stopped tablets
I too pcod course for 10 months after that it came to bilateral so my doctor suggested to stop tablets and see if I can get my periods regularly r not. It's been 2 months i stopped my tablets. The 1st month I got my period after 40 days. And this is 2 nd month I didn't got my period it's been 45 day. Is there anything to worry r it is common
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Pcod needs a holistic approach
And we usually give treatment for 6months
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Hello first you should go for ultrasound to rule out pcod, and if you are not sexually active then take medicine for periods, for prescription chat me online on Practo consult app.
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