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PCOS. Having Period Once In A Year. Trying To Concieve With Medicines. Brown Spotting After Stopping Medicines. Cause?
Hi I am 21 yrs old and I have been dignosed with Pcos . I have had my period before a few times but I only get them like once every year or sometimes none in a year. I was trying for a baby by taking medicines through my doctor. I have not taken those for about 6 months. Now I am having brown spotting in my underwear & I am not sure what may be causing this.... Period, pcos, implantation , etc. if you have an educated guess id like to hear it. Thanks
Fri, 25 Jan 2013
hi thanks for your query
as per discussion you are getting treatment of pcos to became pregnent.
and as you had stop this from last few month so brown spotting may be due to withdrawal of medicines .
Polycystic ovary syndrome(pcos) is a condition in which a woman has an imbalance of a female sex hormones. This may lead to menstrual cycle changes
No period after you have had one or more normal ones during puberty
Irregular periods , that may come and go and may be very light to very heavy
PCOS can cause you to develop male-like characteristics
as per discussion you are getting treatment of pcos to became pregnent.
and as you had stop this from last few month so brown spotting may be due to withdrawal of medicines .
Polycystic ovary syndrome(pcos) is a condition in which a woman has an imbalance of a female sex hormones. This may lead to menstrual cycle changes
No period after you have had one or more normal ones during puberty
Irregular periods , that may come and go and may be very light to very heavy
PCOS can cause you to develop male-like characteristics
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