Suffering With PCOS, Obesity, Skin Rashes, Less Bleeding During Period. On Hormonal Medication. What Is Going On?
hi doc i have a question regarding periods.i am suffering with PCOS.i heard that from alot of doctors there is no no medicine for this disease and hormonal medicine cause obesity.From last 3 months i have periods problem i am losing low blood during a period.and it is not like blood actually.it is like light brown water which is not sticky and which cause very painful skin rash too.please give me some advise regarding my problem i will be very thankful to you.
Hello Thanks for your query. The scanty and delayed periods are due to PCOS. IT is a condition of hormonal imbalance, and the ovaries get studded with multiple cysts, leading to difficulty in ovulation and menstruation and conception. There is no ' cure ' for PCOS, however it can be controlled with medication. If not treated, there could be obesity and various other complications. Metformin is used for treatment. For conception, ovulation inducing agents could be used. Weight loss and lifestyle management is the key. Take care.
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Suffering With PCOS, Obesity, Skin Rashes, Less Bleeding During Period. On Hormonal Medication. What Is Going On?
Hello Thanks for your query. The scanty and delayed periods are due to PCOS. IT is a condition of hormonal imbalance, and the ovaries get studded with multiple cysts, leading to difficulty in ovulation and menstruation and conception. There is no cure for PCOS, however it can be controlled with medication. If not treated, there could be obesity and various other complications. Metformin is used for treatment. For conception, ovulation inducing agents could be used. Weight loss and lifestyle management is the key. Take care.