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Cold sweaty palm facial h
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My daughter matured when she was 10, which is too early and though she is 12 now still her periods are not regular. Sometimes it happens any time between 16 days to 2 months. Since her childhood she also has the problem of very sweaty palms during summers and very coldpalms during winters. She has facial hair. Her height is 5ft1inch and her weight is 55kg already. My concern is there any hormonal imbalance, whom should I visit is it gynecologist or endocrinologist. Is there any treatment for this
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hello since the age is only 12years nothing to worry regarding periods as initially it will be anovulatory hence irregular, which will become alright once she grows up nothing to worry relax good luck bye
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Dr. Rama S.K
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18 yrs exp
Pune
Meet endocrinologist
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Dr. P. Vijayaraghavan
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42 yrs exp
Chennai
Obese patient with irregular periods and increased facial hair suggests hormonal imbalance. Possibility of Polycystic ovary syndrome.
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Consult Gynecologist, Physician / Endocrinologist
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