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Suggest Treatment For Persistent Irregularity In Menstruation

hello i am a 25 year old female with a history of irregular periods. i had period on 11th january 2016. unprotected sex on 30th january,consumed i pill in an hour period like bleeding on 7th february but lesser bleeding. beta hcg blood test taken twice on 17th feb and 8th march both saying 0.1mui/ml periods due for the month of march! what are the chances of pregnancy ? no previous abortions .
Thu, 2 Jun 2016
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Any female with irregular periods has to be checked for Hb%,CBC,harmone levels and USG scan to rule out PCOD. Based on your beta hcg levels it is unlikely that you are pregnant. in addition to irregular periods do you have excessive facial hair and darkening of skin in arm pits and around neck ,any weight gain,excessive pimples these are all to be checked.to maintain regular periods you have to have healthy balanced diet with less oily food an daily exercise and body weight should be maintained near ideal range and along with this you need to consult a qualified gynaecologist who can suggest required investigations and based on the result required medications.
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Suggest Treatment For Persistent Irregularity In Menstruation

Any female with irregular periods has to be checked for Hb%,CBC,harmone levels and USG scan to rule out PCOD. Based on your beta hcg levels it is unlikely that you are pregnant. in addition to irregular periods do you have excessive facial hair and darkening of skin in arm pits and around neck ,any weight gain,excessive pimples these are all to be checked.to maintain regular periods you have to have healthy balanced diet with less oily food an daily exercise and body weight should be maintained near ideal range and along with this you need to consult a qualified gynaecologist who can suggest required investigations and based on the result required medications.