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Skipped periods
I had my last periods on 8 dec. I was on pcod medication for an year and I stopped having them in December since then i have not taken the pills i haven't had periods. I also took ipill in late December and took a urine test which said negative. What should I do about my periods?
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Pcod... pregnancy and I pill all three can cause delay in periods...hence repeat a UPT once again and then take medicines for withdrawal...you need to get investigated for PCOD and treat it in a holistic manner rather then only taking medicines to get periods... connect with me on consult to discuss a detailed line of treatment
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since you are sexually active it's better to continue OCP as some medicine help symptoms of PCOD and give contraception benefit
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
It's going to be 2 months since last period right, do a pregnancy test if u have done it more than 5 days back. If negative, u can take medicines to get period. For further advice connect for online chat with me on Practo Consult.
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