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Pcos and Pregnancy
Hi I got my periods after 6 months by having prgestrone tablets. I was advised to do pelvic scan again.. Can you explain me why? please
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Hi, PCOS is marked by irregular periods and amenorrhoea at times.An ultrasound scan confirms Pcod as ovaries show the multiple cysts. Also do the hormonal Pcod panel tests. Must also see for diabetes and thyroid profile.Cobsult a Gynaec for treatment for the same.
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If you have PCOS then periods can be delayed . But its advisable to get atleast 4 periods in a year .
Also check ur thyroid and prolactin levels . Weight loss and
Diet management are important for PCOS women
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Dr. Archana
Laparoscopic Surgeon (Obs & Gyn)
11 yrs exp
Delhi
If you are getting your periods after 6 month and only with progesterone , there must be some hormonal imbalance .
I think you need some more investigations along with ultrasound to rule out PCOS
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