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Pain in left breast
I'm having pain in left breast from few days. However I feel my left breast is a bit larger compared to right. I m having pcos from past 2 years. I used to get periods 8-9 times a month. From past 3 months I didn't get periods.i recently had acl injury.so I was on rest so couldn't do any proper exercise. No periods from april. Is there anything I could do at home?? I'm a bit worried to go outside for check up due to covid.
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You can take withdrawal medications to get periods
Breast size may differ little... Its normal
Breast pain cam be hormonal or premenstrual
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Do a urine pregnancy test at home
Also size of breast can be different so don't worry
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Take Tablet Normoz once a day for 6 weeks
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If pregnancy test is negative start Tablet Meprate 10 mg twice a day for 5 days
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You will get your periods after you stop taking the medication after 7 days
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