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No periods with pcos
I was diagnosed with pcos in February and my doctor suggested to use birth control pills for 3 cycles. I have used them for 2 cycles and in the third cycle I was tested positive for Covid. So the doctor who treated me for Covid asked me to stop taking pills in the 3rd month. My last period was on 19th April and I haven't got my period yet in this month. Can someone suggest me should I take any medicines to get period this month or should I wait for some more days?
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You can either wait for the periods to come or take pills for withdrawal bleeding. Also if chance if pregnancy is there get a urine pregnancy test done to rule it out.
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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No any medicine is required for u ,be relax and wait this happen due to positive covid
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