I am facing issues with my menstrual cycle. My periods are very irregular, and sometimes I don't get them for 3 months or even longer. I also have high prolactin levels, facial puffiness, unwanted facial hair, hair fall, and weight gain. My weight seems to be stuck, and I am unable to lose weight despite trying. I am concerned about PCOS and hormonal imbalance.
Kindly have look and suggest what should I do, should I suppose to wait for more time or take some medicine
Hello Doctor, I was prescribed Duphaston 10 mg once daily for 20 days to regulate my irregular periods. Today is my 19th day of medication, but I started having normal period-like bleeding yesterday, and it is continuing today. I have only one tablet left. Should I take the final tablet as prescribed, or stop the medication? Also, should I consider yesterday as Day 1 of my new menstrual cycle?
Planning pregnancy so willing to start folic acid tablets so looking for s doctor for the suggestion
Mne periods ane se 4 din pehle yani 19 ko unprotected sex kra unwanted pill bi tbhi leli or 22 October ko bi kra yani period ki expected date se ek din pehle mere periods hmesha regular rehte hai 1,2 din agge pichhe hote hai bss to mere 23 October ko periods ane thee jo nhi aa rhe pregnancy test 29 October ko kra vo negative thaa kya pregnancy k chance hai ya frr pill ki vjh se late ho skte hai or kitne din ho skte hai
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