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Having A PCOD, Irregular Periods. Taking Monocef Tablets. Can I Use It?

Hi , Am 26 yrs old. i have a PCOD & Infection problem since a year. Due to this am getting irregular periods ..hardly once in 2 or 3 months. I was asked to have monocef injections for 10 days through veins. It gave me a good relief from infection .. but again the same problem started . Can i use monocef tablets continously everyday for infection. And will this solves my PCOD problem? .kindly suggest . thanks in advance.
Mon, 26 Aug 2013
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Hello
Thanks for your query.
PCOD is often responsible for irregular cycles.
Due to basic underlying hormonal imbalance, the ovaries are studded with multiple follicles, but none mature to form a mature egg.
So problems in menstruation and ovulation arise.
You have not specified what kind of injections, however antibiotics should never be taken continuously.
FOR PCOD, consult a gynecologist, and have complete hormonal evaluation and workup.
Take care.
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Having A PCOD, Irregular Periods. Taking Monocef Tablets. Can I Use It?

Hello Thanks for your query. PCOD is often responsible for irregular cycles. Due to basic underlying hormonal imbalance, the ovaries are studded with multiple follicles, but none mature to form a mature egg. So problems in menstruation and ovulation arise. You have not specified what kind of injections, however antibiotics should never be taken continuously. FOR PCOD, consult a gynecologist, and have complete hormonal evaluation and workup. Take care.