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Menstrual problem
I had no period in the month of October and had regular ones in November and December and then had very light ones in January. Is there a reason to worry ?
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First see that are you anaemic(low Haemoglobin ), or any other problem like any Thyroid disorder,or overweight/underweight ,any hormonal disturbance like PCOD etc. ,any Urinary Tract infection,if everything is normal ,you can take a course of Oral Contraceptive for 3 months to regulate your periods. OR call 98 11 03 16 56 ...
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello..........If you are having periods regularly you don't have to worry about it... 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....
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