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Do Fatigue And Delayed Periods While On Pregesterone Suggest Pregnancy?

Hi doctor, I have pcos and under medication for past one year, I had miscarriage on last February, now with doctor advice I took progesterone from 28 august to 1 September but still I didn t get my periods, my LMP s 7 august, I have tiredness feeling sick for past two days, is there a chance to get pregnant...
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Hi,
I understand your concern.
- In PCOD, there can be irregular ovulation once in a while.You had taken tablets of hormone progesteron.. which is supposed to cause withdrawal bleeding( following a short course of the pills ) within 8 days of stopping the pills. You did not have such bleeding.. this strongly indicates possibility of pregnancy.
- Secondly, PCOD itself can cause a long gap in menstrual periods, non responding to hormonal stimulus.
* The exact diagnosis would be by Urine pregnanancy or USG abdomen.
Thanks.
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Do Fatigue And Delayed Periods While On Pregesterone Suggest Pregnancy?

Hi, I understand your concern. - In PCOD, there can be irregular ovulation once in a while.You had taken tablets of hormone progesteron.. which is supposed to cause withdrawal bleeding( following a short course of the pills ) within 8 days of stopping the pills. You did not have such bleeding.. this strongly indicates possibility of pregnancy. - Secondly, PCOD itself can cause a long gap in menstrual periods, non responding to hormonal stimulus. * The exact diagnosis would be by Urine pregnanancy or USG abdomen. Thanks.