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PCOD - no period since 2 months
I m 22 yrs old . I have pcod & my cycles r irregular I haven't got periods since 2 months can I wait a little longer or do I need a medication for that?
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With PCOD, missing periods for two months is common and doesn't always need immediate medication, but it's worth ruling out pregnancy first if relevant.
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See your gynaecologist for an ultrasound and hormone panel to decide if a period needs to be induced.
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Don't wait indefinitely, a prolonged gap without periods should be evaluated within a few more weeks.
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First UPT Take withdrawal for 2 months of amenorrhea
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Hi. Please share USG whole abdomen. TFT, LH, FSH, hba1c. It will cure soon .
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice l
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If you are sexually active, do pregnancy test If not then take medicines to induce your periods
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You need to understand that a cycle length more than 37 is abnormal Not getting a periods for 60 days is highly abnormal and needs to be treated Also to help you understand pcod only requires lifestyle modification you need to exercise and maintain a healthy body mass index
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Its been 2 months, you can take medicine to get your period. Start regular excercise and diet control to get regular period
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