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Last year I had a problem of polycystic ovaries... After consulting a gynaecologist, i was fine. But now again i missed my periods for 2 months and this month the periods are not proper... the spotting is happening... Please suggest
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to pcos..yes definitely you need to loose weight as it will automatically settle your hormonal imbalance...you need to bring about diet modifications... exercise regularly...you may also require metformin if there is less glycemic control and also ocps to regularise your periods...thank you
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