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Question: HELLO SIR,
I AM 25 YEARS OLD & I AM SUFFERING FROM IRREGULAR PERIODS. AS I M THE PATIENT OF PCOD & AS MY SONOGRAPHY REPORT SAYS THAT SYST ARE THERE. M UNDER TREATMENT AND STARTED TAKING NORMOZ TABLET WITH COMBINATION OF (myo-inositol,D-chiro-inositol,chromium,vitamin d3 tablet). WILL THIS TABLET HELP ME TO GET REGULAR PERIODS. FOR HOW MANY MONTHS I HAVE TO TAKE THIS TABLET. EARLIER I WAS TAKING EVRON 35 WHICH DID NOT EFFECT THEN I TOOK GLOCOMAT WITH CHROMINAC TABLET BUT NO RESULT WAS FOUND. PLZ GUIDE ME IF I AM NOT ON RIGHT TRACK & HELP ME.
I AM 25 YEARS OLD & I AM SUFFERING FROM IRREGULAR PERIODS. AS I M THE PATIENT OF PCOD & AS MY SONOGRAPHY REPORT SAYS THAT SYST ARE THERE. M UNDER TREATMENT AND STARTED TAKING NORMOZ TABLET WITH COMBINATION OF (myo-inositol,D-chiro-inositol,chromium,vitamin d3 tablet). WILL THIS TABLET HELP ME TO GET REGULAR PERIODS. FOR HOW MANY MONTHS I HAVE TO TAKE THIS TABLET. EARLIER I WAS TAKING EVRON 35 WHICH DID NOT EFFECT THEN I TOOK GLOCOMAT WITH CHROMINAC TABLET BUT NO RESULT WAS FOUND. PLZ GUIDE ME IF I AM NOT ON RIGHT TRACK & HELP ME.
Brief Answer:
It is NOT the cure, Need more details
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
PCOD means polycystic ovarian disease.
It is a condition of baseline hormonal disturbance, leading to small cysts in the ovaries, irregular cycles and infrequent and unpredictable ovulation.
The tablets help to improve the condition, but it is not the cure.
Please let me know a few more details.
1. What is your height and weight?
2. Since how long are you taking the medications.
3. What all investigations have been done so far? Please upload them.
4. Are you married and do you wish to have aid in conception, or is it just irregular cycles that are bothering you?
Please write back with these details so that I can guide you regarding further course of treatment and investigations.
Take care.
It is NOT the cure, Need more details
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
PCOD means polycystic ovarian disease.
It is a condition of baseline hormonal disturbance, leading to small cysts in the ovaries, irregular cycles and infrequent and unpredictable ovulation.
The tablets help to improve the condition, but it is not the cure.
Please let me know a few more details.
1. What is your height and weight?
2. Since how long are you taking the medications.
3. What all investigations have been done so far? Please upload them.
4. Are you married and do you wish to have aid in conception, or is it just irregular cycles that are bothering you?
Please write back with these details so that I can guide you regarding further course of treatment and investigations.
Take care.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Bhagyalaxmi Nalaparaju
Hello Ma'am
Thanks for your concern. Following are the answer for your question:
1. My height is 5'3" & weight is 60 kg. i got difficulty in reducing my weight its constant from last 1 year.
2. I am facing this problem from starting when my periods got started Irregular medication i took & taking it from last 5 years. Only medicine & i have mentioned the name of medicine earlier.
3.Firstly i took homeopathic treatment for 2-3 years.
Evron 35 for 6 months. after completion of dose its effect was for 3 months, then again the same problem.
Then i had Glycomat & Chrominac together for 1.5 months but was unable to get the result. & now m taking Normoz & i have to take it for 3 months.
4. No, i am not married but planning to get married. Its just irregular cycle which is bothering me.
Thanks for your concern. Following are the answer for your question:
1. My height is 5'3" & weight is 60 kg. i got difficulty in reducing my weight its constant from last 1 year.
2. I am facing this problem from starting when my periods got started Irregular medication i took & taking it from last 5 years. Only medicine & i have mentioned the name of medicine earlier.
3.Firstly i took homeopathic treatment for 2-3 years.
Evron 35 for 6 months. after completion of dose its effect was for 3 months, then again the same problem.
Then i had Glycomat & Chrominac together for 1.5 months but was unable to get the result. & now m taking Normoz & i have to take it for 3 months.
4. No, i am not married but planning to get married. Its just irregular cycle which is bothering me.
Brief Answer:
WORKUP NEEDED.
Detailed Answer:
Thank you for the updates.
You need to reduce your weight, atleast 5 - 10 kgs. Weight loss is essential to regulate your cycles, even 5 % reduction in body weight will lead to regular cycles in more than 90 % of women. Please consult a Dietician for a Diet chart and engage a personal trainer for dedicated exercise (atleast 45 minutes of intense aerobic exercise atleast 5 days a week).
You need to have complete investigations for PCOD. Let me list it for you. Consult a reputed gynecologist in your city (you could tell me where you stay and I might be able to suggest somebody).
The workup is -
1. Complete check up and pelvic transperineal / transrectal scan on day 2 of cycle
2. FSH, LH on day 2 of periods.
3. TSH, Prolactin, OGTT, DHEAS, Free testosterone, Lipid profile, Fasting serum insulin.
Metformin should be taken to maintain control of PCOD.
Once you get married, you should plan a pregnancy earlier, since PCOD can lead to difficulty in conception.
You should not worry as there are excellent treatment options to help you conceive.
Take care.
WORKUP NEEDED.
Detailed Answer:
Thank you for the updates.
You need to reduce your weight, atleast 5 - 10 kgs. Weight loss is essential to regulate your cycles, even 5 % reduction in body weight will lead to regular cycles in more than 90 % of women. Please consult a Dietician for a Diet chart and engage a personal trainer for dedicated exercise (atleast 45 minutes of intense aerobic exercise atleast 5 days a week).
You need to have complete investigations for PCOD. Let me list it for you. Consult a reputed gynecologist in your city (you could tell me where you stay and I might be able to suggest somebody).
The workup is -
1. Complete check up and pelvic transperineal / transrectal scan on day 2 of cycle
2. FSH, LH on day 2 of periods.
3. TSH, Prolactin, OGTT, DHEAS, Free testosterone, Lipid profile, Fasting serum insulin.
Metformin should be taken to maintain control of PCOD.
Once you get married, you should plan a pregnancy earlier, since PCOD can lead to difficulty in conception.
You should not worry as there are excellent treatment options to help you conceive.
Take care.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Hello Ma'am
Thank you so much.
I am residing in XXXXXXX City Madhya Pradesh. Kindly guide me with reputed gynecologist in my city.
Regards
Thank you so much.
I am residing in XXXXXXX City Madhya Pradesh. Kindly guide me with reputed gynecologist in my city.
Regards
Brief Answer:
MOST WELCOME.
Detailed Answer:
You are most welcome dear.
I do not know anybody directly in XXXXXXX
This link might help you, you can select somebody near to your location -
http://yellowpages.sulekha.com/gynecologists-and-obstetricians_indore
You can also reach me directly anytime using the following link -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
Wish you luck in life.
MOST WELCOME.
Detailed Answer:
You are most welcome dear.
I do not know anybody directly in XXXXXXX
This link might help you, you can select somebody near to your location -
http://yellowpages.sulekha.com/gynecologists-and-obstetricians_indore
You can also reach me directly anytime using the following link -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
Wish you luck in life.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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