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hi I have pcos when I know that I have it I take medicine eat balance diet exercise regularly and taking birth control pills after six months taking medicine I stop on the 7 month because I wanted to know if I will get my period normally. I get my period normally without birth control pills and other medicines but I continued to work out diet but after 6month of regular period I notice that my period is delay. do u think I still have pcos? Does pcos can remove if you get period every month?
thanks for your post. bec im thinking im pregnant now last month I got period 10 of jan upto 15 but until now I dont get period I feel stomach cramps and pain in my breast it is same feelings that I have every time I got period
PCOS is a chronic condition, meaning you will always have it, unless you have your ovaries removed. That being said,you body can go through phases where it can be worse than others. You may have very few cysts and symptoms under treatment and good management, but it's not a cure. Birth control can help quite a bit, as it prevents ovulation, and formation of cysts, but once you discontinue birth control, the cysts can come back. Your cycle could be delayed due to your history of the PCOS. You should check in with your doctor this week though because of your late cycle.
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