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When periods come after ovulation
How many days of ovulation does periods come.
I am suffering with PCOD and taking metformin since one month
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If it is 30days then on 16th day ovulation occurs and if it is 28days cycle then on 14th day ovulation occurs.. Life style modifications is the best treatment for pcod
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16 days after ovulation in normal cycle , lifestyle modifications and weight to be maintained
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If you are getting periods without getting hormones trigger then you will get your periods about 14-15 days after the date of ovulation.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
In a 30 day cycle
Approximately 16 days after
The only treatment of pcod is to exercise n maintain a healthy bmi
And a delay of more than 7 days needs to be treated
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