I have been diagnosed with early symptoms of PCOD. Since the last 6 months, my periods have been very irregular and prolonged. Now since last 2 months, I am experiencing bleeding. It did not stop even though I took Tranexa. Please suggest medicine to first stop the bleeding and regularise my periodss
I got my periods delayed by 21days...how to regular the periods naturally . Can you please suggest the medicine to get the periods .
Exact 3Month back I was examining myself and poked my armpits and right side of right breast firmly the very day after that my whole arm started paining,it git reduced tw but the pain radiated to my right neck,right shoulded since then I have a pain in my breast if I touch it press it I'm very much paranoid is it something fatal. I went to the gynac she examined and said it's nothing and I don't need an usg, I have had costochonditis, I have pcos too .my blood work, estrogen, prolactine tw every is normal . It's not that I have the pain regularly but yes definitely when I sleep on that right side Ma'am what is it? Also, till now if I press that side of my breast firmly,many days I'll have pain
Can i use stairs after embro transfer ? I live in a first floor.I am planning to use stairs on day of embro transfer and not coming down for the next few days until result come.Can i bend lightly ?what are other precautions should i take in terms of physical activity?
Since last 6 months I'm getting irregular periods as I have last periods on 22nd May and before that on 29th March
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