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I am a 30 year old female who has never had a period. The doctor did a pelvic exam and an ultra sound but came up with no abnormalities. A genetic test, a TSH with normal results and I was put on the pills to see if I would bleed after withdrawal which I did. I also have more than normal hair growth on my face and body than most females do. I was wondering, are these symtoms cause to further investigate or just leave things as they are and hope that they sort themselves out? Could be sign of cancer or tumors? Your thoughts on this is appreciated.
I have pcos and i have also never had period,,,,, I m taking spearmint tea (2cups everyday from cd 5 to around before ovulation) ,, It will give u nice skin , stimulate yr hormones and reduce hair on entire body ,,,, u can googled it anytime ,,spearmint tea is so cheap 4 $ for 30 packets ,,,,,, just give it a try, it will show u difference in a week ,, just make sure u take them before follicler phase of yr cycle(start temping , u will see difference ) ,,,,,, if u dont have period , then u can start it right away coz we know we never ovulate ,,,,
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