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My period is irregular. I generally get period in 2-3months gap. I had PCOS 5yrs back but my recent USG shows its perfect. i dont have thyroid also as per the report of December 2015. I am gaining weight day by day and feeling lazy. I work in an IT company and my work routine is from 9AM to 9PM and i dont get a chance for any physical exercise. Please suggest what shall i do.
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Just a mere ultrasound doesnt rule out PCOS
Life style modification is a key.
Exercise daily....avoid junk...
Relax..PCOS is very common
We too encounter lean PCOS
Get yourself thoroughly evaluated...
Doc will give you symptomatic treatment...your periods are getting irregular plus u are gaining weight...why to wait...take out time for yourself and see a gynaecologist
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Since you are having PCOS, you should switch to a well-balanced diet, exercise on regular basis, avoid anxiety and stress. This will help you keep your body weight in control and stabilize your menstrual cycles. If problem persists, visit a gynecologist for further evaluation.
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PCOS IS A SYNDROME OF IRREGULAR MENSES, OBESITY AND POLYCYSTIC OVARIES. Do serum insulin and blood sugar level fasting.
Modify lifestyle, eat healthy, avoid stress, do regular exercise. Consult ayurvedic gynecologist for Panchakarma and ayurvedic medicines.
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if your periods are irregular then the commonest reason is anovulation. PCOS is not a disease its a change in the bodys hormonal pattern due to deranged lifestyle and excessive stress. so there is nothing like you had pcos and now you dont. you are correct that you would have a tendency to gain weight. you need to change your lifestyle completely. treatment is indicated after you marry. dont worry about the irregularity of your periods at present. cut down weight and start exercise. stop taking stress although all is easier said than done
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Dr. Disha Sridhar
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Bangalore
Irregular period is a sign of undeelying hoemone imbalance.Sorry to inform you but you are walking on the road of hormone imbalances which lead to period and fertility issues in short term but serious disorders like diabetes, blood pressure, autoimmune thyroid disease and cancers in the long term.
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Dr. Pritam Prakash Sulakhe
Infertility Specialist
15 yrs exp
Pune
Dear Practo user, pcos is supposed to be a genetically controlled and lifestyle modulated conditions.. U have to control ur weight right where u r now otherwise loosing weight in pcos become v difficult. bleed regularly with hormones coz pcos has long term effects like increased chance of cancer endometrium. Depending on age symptoms and marital status pco has different languages lines of management. So don't ignore and Consult a reproductive endocrinologist .
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