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What Causes Bleeding When Suffering From POCOS?

Hi.. Ive been bleeding on and off for the past 3months.. But this past week ive started bleeding light but have very painful tummy and feeling very sick.. I was diagnosed with pcos about 4 years ago.. Ive had 2 children since then and i was put on dianette pill to no effect...
Sat, 15 Feb 2014
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With a diagnoisis of PCOS, it is not uncommon to have irregular bleeding. Using birth control pills is one well known way t control your periods if you have PCOS, but if that didn't work, then there are other options. You should talk to 'your doctor about using progesterone pills to control your cycles, or maybe other birth control pills that might work better. Also, using a medicine called metformin can help in controlling your symptoms and your periods. I hope you get some relief soon! I hope this was helpful, please let me know if you have any more questions.
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What Causes Bleeding When Suffering From POCOS?

With a diagnoisis of PCOS, it is not uncommon to have irregular bleeding. Using birth control pills is one well known way t control your periods if you have PCOS, but if that didn t work, then there are other options. You should talk to your doctor about using progesterone pills to control your cycles, or maybe other birth control pills that might work better. Also, using a medicine called metformin can help in controlling your symptoms and your periods. I hope you get some relief soon! I hope this was helpful, please let me know if you have any more questions.