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Irregular periods and pregnancy

My wife has irregular periods - (she gets it every month but few days early or late and not on a fixed date.) We are married for a year now and have been trying for a baby, but still not successful. Both of us went through many tests and found that both of us are normal.

She has some more problems as well i wonder whether that has anything to do with her pregnancy. If she sleeps late or eats late she get sour vomiting the next day and gets bad migrain and feels tired the whole day. She loses her temper very quickly and says she is not able to control it.

We went to a gastroenterologist and found that she has mild inflammation in the lower part of the stomach. And in her tests she found that her haemoglobin was less and other tests including thyroid were perfect. We took medicine for over a month but not sign of improvement in her vomitting. But her haemoglobin came to normal during that period.

She has got pimples in her face in the last few years and she had never had it before (she is now 29yrs old). She also has facial hair in the chin areas. I am wondering whether she has any hormone imbalance problem.
I very often find her in depressed mood. I am worried. Please suggest whom we shall consult for further medication.
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Yes she is slightly overweight, it is after she got overweight she has been having all these problems
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Thanks Sweet PR
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she might have PCOS..is she overweight at all?
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Your wife may need to go and see a Reproductive Endocrinologist...

It sounds as though she may have some hormonal issues affecting her greatly, and they will be able to pinpoint what's going on, and also what you'll need to do to get pregnant.  Don't forget to pray!

Good luck.
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