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Delay in periods
Hi I have pcod and trying for a baby. I havedone all my tests, sonographies and follicle studies this year in April may. The doctor has said everything is fine . Only that I have pcod and due to that high estrogen levels. My follicle size was also less for which I was prescribed medicines. After having the medicines my follicle size grew but we couldn't try that time due to some family emergency. This happened in may. After this I got my periods in June. Then since we were shifting to Pune we thought of showing a doctor in Pune after August. After June I got periods in August and now it's been 2 months I am not getting my periods. We have not tried during this time so I know I am not pregnant. I m worried thinking it's pre menopause and I m very disturbed since I was wanting a baby now. What should I do?
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Hi Dear . Do not worry.. you are diagnosed with pcod and need medicines to help you ovulate. Waiting for natural conception at 35yrs with pcod is going to get you more stressed. Visit an obstetrician on day 2 of your cycle and start regular treatment. It is not premenopause that you are going through.. it is simply anovulation of PCOD if your pregnancy test is negative .
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