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Regular periods with pcos
Can u have pcos but still regular periods
My ultrasounds shows only bilateral polycystic ovaries and not pcos or pcod what does this mean
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Yes you can have it...that means it's not that serious...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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Please read my blog on PCOS. Hope that helps.
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