It Has Been 6 Months My Periods Aren't Coming Though All Symptoms - Transparent Yellow - Brown Discharge Then Red Colour Are Showing Up . Since A Year I'm Fighting A Infection Of Gram Negative & Fungal Pneumonia, I Was Coughing Blood & My Vitals Too Were Deranged . My Gynecologist Told Me To Wait Till This Settled. It's A Month Now I'm Recovering From Pneumonia & Blood In Cough Has Stopped
Kindly have look and suggest what should I do, should I suppose to wait for more time or take some medicine
I had my urine test which is clear only bit of protein is high and all other related tests for routine checkup as wasserman test ,hiv ,blood tests all are negative other then hpv in which 16&18 are negative but in dna hpv shows postive and hpvrs positive had my pap smear test which shows LSIL . Do i need colonoscopy or biopsy or can my body heal with time because some strains heal by itself . i just had routine checkup no prior symptoms or discomfort related to anything.
I want to temporarily postpone my periods for a specific event and my period is expected to start after 5 days. ( currently I am not under any medication, just taking a multivitamin) Kindly suggest a medicine.
Periods ane se 4 din pehle sex kre to pregnancy k chance hote hai mrko jaan na hai kitne chance hote hai
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