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Periods are late, after stopping OCPs
I'm got diagnosed with PCOS two years ago. I have been on OCPs for about 2 years now, until I discontinued them this February (end). My periods were normal and regular for 3 months after that (till May 2020). They're late by 15 days this month. Is there anything to be concerned about? What should I do next?
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Do lots of physical exercise
Don’t take any stress
Stress is major reason for delayed period
Take care
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Watch later . If still irregular
Do the basic scan and blood test
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
Take Tablet Normoz once a day for 30 days
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Take PCOD diet
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Dr. Mina Bulchandani
Gynecologist
23 yrs exp
Hyderabad
If you are sexually active please do urine pregnancy test,if not wait for sometime
Do regular exercises, brisk walk
Eat healthy balanced diet green vegetables salads and seasonal fruit, avoid oily spicy and sugery food.
Loose 5 to 10% weight your periods will become regular
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