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Hii doctor I am in very much stress I had consult to doctor about irregularity in my period cycle and she advised me to have meprate tablet . I have completed my dose and its been 4 days my period haven t come and there is white discharge i just want to know that there is anything serious to worry about ?
It does not mean that there is a serious condition present.
There are different possible causes of an irregular period. Some of the more common causes are: (1) physical illness- another physical illness can cause delayed or irregular period
(2)thyroid disease- abnormal levels of thyroid hormones can also affect the period
(5)high levels of a hormone called prolactin which is released in the brain, blood tests can check this level
(6)polycystic ovarian syndrome- this is a common cause. There are abnormal levels of certain hormones and also the ovaries may have cysts present. An ultrasound would be needed
You may need to revisit your doctor to find the cause. Treatment would depend on the cause found.
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic It does not mean that there is a serious condition present. There are different possible causes of an irregular period. Some of the more common causes are: (1) physical illness- another physical illness can cause delayed or irregular period (2)thyroid disease- abnormal levels of thyroid hormones can also affect the period (3)side effect of hormonal medication (4)emotional stress or illness (5)high levels of a hormone called prolactin which is released in the brain, blood tests can check this level (6)polycystic ovarian syndrome- this is a common cause. There are abnormal levels of certain hormones and also the ovaries may have cysts present. An ultrasound would be needed You may need to revisit your doctor to find the cause. Treatment would depend on the cause found. I hope this helps