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Oral Contraceptives - PCOD and Thyroid
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I have PCOD and thyroid. To regulate my periods I have been put on Doris for 3 mths. Planning for a baby in the coming months. Is it advisable? Wont hamper the pregnancy?
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Doris is also a contraceptive apart for helping in regulating periods.
If planning for pregnancy you should meet a Gynaecologist
stop T.doris once this cycle is over continue thyroid Medicines.
Period can be regularised using other medicines which are safe in pregnancy
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Dr. Kasi Vishwanath Sellappan
Infertility Specialist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
It is a contraceptive pill, so it will prevent a pregnancy when in use as that’s what it’s function is.but it also regulates periods . But if contemplating on a pregnancy please see your gynaecologist to consider pregnancy friendly options which can also regulate your periods.
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Dr. Sunita Kothari
Obstetrician
42 yrs exp
Jaipur
No it is to correct your pcod and fertility. Chat on Practo consult app online for details about your issue
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