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Suggest Treatment For PCOS And Irregular Periods With Nausea

I was diagnosed with pcos the beginning of this year. My periods became irregular and I ve had horrible mood swings and nausea to go with it. Now my periods have seemed to stop all together. I m always tired and moody. I have HORRIBLE night sweats and headaches. Along with cramps and muscle aches. I haven t had a period since the beginning of august. And it gets worse each week. I ve started loosing weight. I stopped working full time and dropped to part time. Haven t been stress. It s been a very peaceful. i don t know what to do to help.
Mon, 23 Feb 2015
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OBGYN, Maternal and Fetal Medicine,  's  Response
Hi, I have gone through your question. PCOS leads irregular and prolonged cycles, but it does not cause mood swings, tiredness, night sweats, headaches, muscle cramps, weight loss etc. In my opinion, you might be suffering from some chronic medical illness such as tuberculosis, chronic fatigue syndrome and thus I would suggest you to consult a physician so that you are properly examined, investigated and appropriately treated.
Hope you found this answer helpful.
Wishing you good health.
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Suggest Treatment For PCOS And Irregular Periods With Nausea

Hi, I have gone through your question. PCOS leads irregular and prolonged cycles, but it does not cause mood swings, tiredness, night sweats, headaches, muscle cramps, weight loss etc. In my opinion, you might be suffering from some chronic medical illness such as tuberculosis, chronic fatigue syndrome and thus I would suggest you to consult a physician so that you are properly examined, investigated and appropriately treated. Hope you found this answer helpful. Wishing you good health.