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How Can polycystic Ovarian Disease Be Treated?

I just ended a normal period on Dec 23 and I then started bleeding again four days later and have not stopped. This is unusual for me. When I was 30, I was diagnosed with PCOS, and after that I had four children. I am now 41 and have also been diagnosed with pelvic organ prolapse. The bleeding is not excessive, but should I be concerned about it?
Mon, 27 Feb 2017
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thanks for posting your query to hcm. there is no medicinal treatment for polycystic ovarian disease . if family is completed and it is causing to much discomofort you can go for surgical removal .I suggest you to consult a gynecologist for expert opinion .
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How Can polycystic Ovarian Disease Be Treated?

thanks for posting your query to hcm. there is no medicinal treatment for polycystic ovarian disease . if family is completed and it is causing to much discomofort you can go for surgical removal .I suggest you to consult a gynecologist for expert opinion .