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Spotting on 19th day
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I have PCOD and facing spotting problem on 19th day. Is it normal to have spotting because of PCOD. What can I take to reduce spotting.
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It can be just a normal mid cycle spotting also
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Pls connect for advice,i m expert in pcod treatment
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Yes in PCOD , irregular spotting is common
You may need hormonal pills to regularise cycles
Plz comsult personally for furthur discussion
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Incomplete information.
Please consult with a Gynaecologist on Practo with all your investigations and treatment taken so far.
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Dr. Kirtikumar M. Devada
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
8 yrs exp
Vadodara
Pls consult nearby Gynecologist or on Practo with all previous medical records as your information is incomplete for your query.
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