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Low Vitamin d n menstruation irregularit
Can severe deficiency of vitamin d cause menstrual irregularities like amnorrhea for 2 consecutive mths n bleeding has to be induced by progesterone in each of these mths after 40 days from LMP
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Vit.D deficiency as such is not the cause for amenorrhoea.Along with tests adv.by Dr.Ruchika also get an ultrasound pelvis done.
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If required we will get hormone profile done.
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GET ATSH AND S. PROLACTIN ALSO DONE AND TAKE VIT D3 SUPPLEMENT
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Vitamin D doesn't cause any impact on menstruation cycle.For vitamin D you can either capsules or sachets.For induction of menstruation you can take progesterone tablet.
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