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Pcod n pregnancy problem
I've been having pcod problem..but in my 1st pregnancy their was no any problem buy it... Within 1.5 months it got confirmed.but now my last period date is 4/6/2017.and already it has crossed 3months of periods.i hv done with blood test, urine test, scaning everything..all the reports are negative..but i feel my stomach heafty all the time.. And lot of low backpain in d evening... Really i don't know what's wrong with my health or body... So can i get exact answer to my question pls....
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Dr. Rutuja Gundalli
Gynecologist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Pcod is very tricky condition. As such there is no treatment. And it ll stay for life long. But it is very much related to diet and exercise. I'm sure u must be thinner when u first got pregnant. The more sedentary lifestyle u ll have this ll keep on increasing. So try and reduce at least 5% of ur weight. And for menses to come back please see a near by gynaecologist or u can also contact me. It ll be better if u get urself evaluated.
Next Steps
few investigation to be done. and medicine to be give to get ur menses.
Health Tips
diet and exercise at least 1hr per day.
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