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Question: i have 3 months old daughter and she is breastfed. i recently got my period back. before i was pregnant i had pcod and was using xmet. will my periods be normal now or i need to get any medication for regulating them
Brief Answer:
Best to re-visit your prescribing doctor for re-intitiation of medication
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome.
Thank you for writing to us.
I have gone through your query with diligence and would like you to know that I am here to help. Most women with PCOD require re-intitiation of medications to help regulate their menstrual cycle, although a few of them do experience periods for a while without the influence of medications, although those periods are not as regular, but yet appear without the help of medications.
But in majority of cases, they are only for a while and usually within a few months, those women return to their primary doctors for further assistance with their menstrual cycle. So in my opinion, I would request you to re-visit your prescribing doctor at your earliest convenience in order to receive expert advise on the way forward to help you maintain a good menstrual cycle from hereon.
I hope this information helps. Please do not hesitate to write to me for any further clarifications, and keep me in the loop for any new developments.
Best wishes.
Best to re-visit your prescribing doctor for re-intitiation of medication
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome.
Thank you for writing to us.
I have gone through your query with diligence and would like you to know that I am here to help. Most women with PCOD require re-intitiation of medications to help regulate their menstrual cycle, although a few of them do experience periods for a while without the influence of medications, although those periods are not as regular, but yet appear without the help of medications.
But in majority of cases, they are only for a while and usually within a few months, those women return to their primary doctors for further assistance with their menstrual cycle. So in my opinion, I would request you to re-visit your prescribing doctor at your earliest convenience in order to receive expert advise on the way forward to help you maintain a good menstrual cycle from hereon.
I hope this information helps. Please do not hesitate to write to me for any further clarifications, and keep me in the loop for any new developments.
Best wishes.
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