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Unpredictable periods.
Hi,
I had myomectomy in 13th August. After that my doctors told me that ovary size is a bit large. That's way I always had 45 or 50 days of cycle. Now after 2 months of operation I am still not getting my period. Please suggest me what to do with that. I do not have any child yet. What should I do in same.
Please help me out.
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Ms. Medha Gupta
Psychologist
14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello,
Its best you consult your Ob/gyn doctor again for a complete follow up and check up. Often menstrual cycles can take some one time before resetting properly. I understand your anxiety about having children, but for any woman to have healthy pregnancy in future, it is essential that she first focuses on her physical and mental health in the present. A lot of parents in my experience have had successful pregnancies when they let go of the anxiety of being unable to conceive and begin focusing on building their relationship and taking care of their overall health and well-being. Good wishes.
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Try calming your mind by engaging creative activities, deep breathing, meditation etc. You can also consult a psychologist or therapist here or in person to learn some stress management strategies and also to address your fears surrounding motherhood.
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