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Side Effects of PCOD Hormonal Therapy
In order to stop my bleeding, which life threateningly had continued from 6th April to 30th April, I have been undergoing hormonal therapy. What are its side effects? Like is feeling giddy at all times, and feeling depressed a part and parcel of this? What are the physical, mental and emotional implications of the same?
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. When bleeding is more then hormonal therapy is started . Donot feel depressed as it will continue only for 6 months. when your Hb is normal then start excercises . Control your weight . Start proper tt for pcos . You will be fine after cycle becomes regular .
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