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Irregular periods
Hello sir/ ma'am
I've delivered my baby in aug,2023 and i got my first periods after 10months of delivering the baby. As everyone told that breastfeeding mothers usually get delayed in periods. So I don't concern much.
But after my first periods I got second cycle at a gapping of 45days and like that it continues. And after that I got an USG done. As i was detected of having gallbladder stones(cholelithiasis) at the time of delivery. So I got repeated my scan to know about it. Last year got my laproscopic surgery done. And that time it shows I'm facing from PCOS. So for that reason I'm facing irregular periods. Now i usually gets periods in every 40days.
So what's the treatment & procedure to get rid from PCOS and I'm nursing my baby also.
Thank you!
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The treatment will depend on whether you want to have more babies or not. If you want to have more babies then you should plan your next pregnancy now. Your first child is already about 2 years old.
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