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Polycistic ovary problem
Hi I have problem of Ovid from past 3 years. from the last three months my periods have become irregular. And my last period came just as spotting. What can be done to treat this problem ..?
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Considering your history its suggestive of polycystic ovarian syndrome...Normally people with this will have anovlation (no egg release), oligomenorrhea (scanty periods) or even amenorrhea (no menstrual period)....you may also experience pimples, weight gain, excessive hair growth on your body,sometimes even depression and mood swings etc...You should decrease carbohydrate intake, take foods made-up of whole grains like whole wheat bread, Decrease fat intake and increase protein content. Take high fiber diet, fruits, vegetables but avoid starchy vegetables like potatoes. Take plenty of water avoid sugar drinks....Consult nearest gynecologists they will do the needful.
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Hello. Please contact a gynaecologist & obstetrician for management of polycystic ovarian disease. There are multiple therapies available including hormonal therapy & Metformin tablets. Consult with your gynaecologist regarding the most suitable option for you, as each every therapy have their specific indications & side-effects. Hope this helps.
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Hello there. I can understand your concern. Have you get a ultrasound done in regards to this? It can be treated well but for it, a definitive diagnosis needs to be established. Kindly consult a gynecologist in person who will examine you, see your ultrasound report and then suggest you medications accordingly. Best regards. Dr. Anil kumar jain.
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