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Suddenly disturbed in period cycle
I got the comments from some doctors (1-2 doctors) here that hormonal pills does not disturb period cycles. Then my question is my period was always regular. I always used to have period in between 26 to 29 days. Considering my age 30+, I decided to go for hormonal treatment (ovulation induction) soon, and post that for 1 cycle, I found delay in period and also bleeding in mid cycle post stopping the medication. Then how this suddenly happened? If it is not due to the side effects of hormonal pills, then why it happened after stopped taking them? It has never happened with me before taking these medicines. Could you please help in understanding this rather saying detail investigation required ? Please help in providing any logical suggestion on this & what could be the reason which happened only after taking medication?Thanks in advance.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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10 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Nidhi Thakkar
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4 yrs exp
Vadodara
Medicines for ovulation induction does not cause hormonal imbalance. Hormonal medicines can change hormones. Besides medicines also there are many factors which can cause hormonal imbalance like changes in diet, exercise , physical or mental stress
We can’t expect from our body to work on same pace for cont 30-40 years without any deviation
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