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My child is 11+ and sometimes has irregular periods. I consulted many gynecologists, some suggested to give trapic when periods are heavy and wait it out. One gave ovral L .. one dr told me hormones should not be given to under 16 year old.. now scan shows bilateral pcos, bloodtest and sugar and thyroid are normal and hemoglobin is 12.
What shall I do? I want to avoid hormones and my husband is against it.. any alternative treatment please..
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You have enumerated all the modalities of treatment for PCOS in a young girl and you have enumerated that all Gynaecologists don't have the same opinion.
So the decision is yours.
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It's common for first few years of starting.
Do not worry, treatment is not necessary.
Avoid unhealthy junk foods.
Reduce oil and sugar intake.
Let her play sports exercise and do yoga as physical activity is very important.
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kindly consult if you have any queries.
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No need of OCPs.
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Dr. Syed Jawwad Hashmi
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Good diet and excerise will help a lot... Search for some natural foods helpfull in pcos
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