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Irregular Periods, Larger Clit Size. Taken Conjucate. Trying To Conceive. Can I Give Birth To A Baby?
Helo, I am 25 years woman married. Its been only 4 month marriage. I want to have a baby now. But I am so muxh depressed about my periods. I had my period at the age of 18 only after taking medicine named conjucate 1.25 mg. After taking medition for 2 month I got period up to 3 years. After that my period stopped. I did not go to doc again. I have my clit larger than average. What may be the cause. can I give birth to a babay if I am treated again. Please help.
Tue, 5 Nov 2013
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There are different causes for an irregular or delayed period. The possible causes include: (1) abnormalities of thyroid function- you should consider having blood tests for thyroid function
(2)inadequate diet
(3)physical or emotional stress
(4)excess levels of a hormone called prolactin. Your doctor would also test the levels of this hormone
(5)polycystic ovarian syndrome- this is condition that is diagnosed when two of the following are present: (a) cysts on the ovaries seen on ultrasound
(b)irregular or delayed periods
(c)signs or symptoms of increased levels of male hormones (androgens). A person may have acne, hair on the face or chest
Blood tests would check the hormonal levels.
You should consider visiting your doctor for an assessment which would include examination, blood tests and ultrasound.
I hope this helps
There are different causes for an irregular or delayed period. The possible causes include: (1) abnormalities of thyroid function- you should consider having blood tests for thyroid function
(2)inadequate diet
(3)physical or emotional stress
(4)excess levels of a hormone called prolactin. Your doctor would also test the levels of this hormone
(5)polycystic ovarian syndrome- this is condition that is diagnosed when two of the following are present: (a) cysts on the ovaries seen on ultrasound
(b)irregular or delayed periods
(c)signs or symptoms of increased levels of male hormones (androgens). A person may have acne, hair on the face or chest
Blood tests would check the hormonal levels.
You should consider visiting your doctor for an assessment which would include examination, blood tests and ultrasound.
I hope this helps
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