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Period after cyst surgery
My wife had undergone a chocolate cyst surgery on 30th August. Her periods have not yet occurred as of 01 Nov. We visited her gynaec 10 days ago and she asked us to wait and watch. Is this expected? What is the average no. of days after periods start occurring again?
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Dr. Laxman G. Jonwal
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Ayurvedic Endocrinologist & Internal Medicine Specialist
35 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello There,
Probable causes of delayed Menses maybe:-
1) Side effect of some Medicines specially Hormonal preparation
2) PCOS - PCOD problem
3) Hormonal Imbalance
4) Anaemia
5) Server Weakness
6) Anxiety-Stress-Tension
7) Insomnia and sleep disorders
8) Allergy and poor Immunity
9) Constipation, Acidity-Gas and Gastritis
10) Obesity, High Lipids and Cholesterol levels
11) High BP and Diabetes
12) Unhealthy food habits
13) Unhealthy Lifestyle
*Correct diagnosis and accordingly proper Comprehensive treatment is ultimate solution for Chronic Disorders
*Treatment of Disease along with its root causes is needed.
Next Steps
Do earliest:-
1) Digital USG Whole Abdomen and pelvis
Health Tips
*After reports Consult Privately online-Telephone-Video OR Visit personally for proper management.
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Hello.
In case she was given any injections like Lupride or zoladex after the surgery ( these are commonly used), then that can delay the periods.
Next Steps
Get in touch with your gynec. She should get the periods naturally.
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You can consult me on a paid consult for further guidance and treatment.
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