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Suggest Treatment For Lack Of Menstrual Bleeding When Diagnosed With PCOS
Hi doc, its been more than 60 days since i got my periods. I was diagnosed with small.psoc.in my ovary...hence the gyno prescribed primolut for 5 days....i have been taking the pills since 3 days....today is the 4th day and i still havn t had any signs of menstrual cramps or bleeding. According to my bmi , i m overweight. From.past three days i have been on a diet with 1-2 hour exercise daily. I have given a blood test for TSH level and glucose level. I will be getti g he resluts tom. And in my diet, i have reduced a lot of rice consumption and included more of salads and indian breads made of wheat (phulka chappatis ). It is almost 68 days now and m quite worried about my periods. And i dont sense any reduction in my body weight too. Any idea what might be the problem?
Tue, 16 Jul 2019
Hello,
For any accidental injury, it is advisable to seek medical help as soon as possible. As the pain you are having is constant and needs a quick check by the doctor. So, the doctor will do a physical examination and if needed he might advise you some imaging tests which will help to see the extent of injury and involvement of structures in the back.
Looking at the test results he will be able to suggest you appropriate management plan for fast recovery and relief. For the pain you are having currently, ibuprofen can help. But make sure you see a doctor soon.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Manisha Auradkar, General & Family Physician
For any accidental injury, it is advisable to seek medical help as soon as possible. As the pain you are having is constant and needs a quick check by the doctor. So, the doctor will do a physical examination and if needed he might advise you some imaging tests which will help to see the extent of injury and involvement of structures in the back.
Looking at the test results he will be able to suggest you appropriate management plan for fast recovery and relief. For the pain you are having currently, ibuprofen can help. But make sure you see a doctor soon.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Manisha Auradkar, General & Family Physician
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