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Irregular periods
I have irregular periods since 6-7 years. I was diagnosed with pcod. Took homeopathic treatment for 2 years. My periods got regular but i still had pcod ( diagnosed in ultrasound). Also i had a hemorrhagic cyst in my left ovary and pcod in right ovary which was diagnosed 7 months back. I took allopathic treatment for both problems. And after 4 months, both ovaries were fine. Now my medicine stopped last month. I had my last period on 3rd sept. Also had an unusual bleeding like a period on 17sept after sex that lasted 4-5 days. Now i didn't get my period this month i.e. October. What should be done now? Do i have a cyst again? As the symptoms that i had earlier are happening again ie. Weight gain, harifall, acne, weak digestion Please suggest what to do.
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Hii... irregular menstrual cycle is quiet common in PCOS. Weight gain,hair fall and acne are typical features of PCOS. There is no permanent treatment for PCOS as it is not a disease but it's a cluster of some features due to hormonal disturbances. Lifestyle modification is the best option for controlling severity. It includes diet restriction to 1200cal- for this u can do calorie counting by installing any  app (eg,healthify me), and doing exercises like brisk walking/skipping(diet +exercise works better,than either alone- so no cheating) . Atleast 5% -10% of weight loss will correct hormonal changes and regularise ur cycles. If you had sex then it's always better to rule out pregnancy first. So better u consult a doctor nearby who will evaluate you in detail and prescribe you accordingly.
Next Steps
Undergo urine pregnancy test first. Then u can consult a gynaecologist who will do a basal scan and give medicines for withdrawal periods and suggest you on haemorrhagic cyst depending on its size.
Health Tips
limit rice and rice products - as they are carbohydrates and u will gain weight quickly. Take plenty of fruits and vegetables. U can replace rice with either quinoa or millets.
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