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Menstrual cycle
It's been two and a half month. Is it normal? It's related with delayed periods. I m worried pls help me.
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Delayed period could be due to pcod and can be due to pregnancy get your Usg lower abdomen done
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Dr. Rita Bakshi
Gynecologist
41 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello,
Are you sexually active?
If not then you are likely to have a hormonal imbalance. Visit a gynaecologist and get all your hormonal tests done to rule out the cause behind delayed periods. She will prescribe you certain medications that will help stabilize your periods.
You can also visit my clinic International Fertility Centre located in New Delhi for further evaluation. My clinic offers varied gynecological treatments and services and ensures that you have a successful treatment. You can share your contact details to reach you.
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello.. Not having periods menses for two and half months is not normal.. polycystic ovarian syndrome is the most common cause for irregular periods in these days.. Periods occurs with the interval of two to three month gap in between..Other factors affecting cycle are sickness, physical and mental stress, young age, sudden change in weight,TBetc... You better consult gynaecologist once. .
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