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Irregular Periods, Do Zumba, Strenuous Walk, Eat Healthy But Have Constantly Increasing Belly With Abdominal Cramps, Sore Nipples. Help?

Hi. I am 22, 5.6 I have very irregular periods. I do Zumba in the morning for 30 minutes and Strenuous walk for an hour in the evening. even then I eat healthy food butMy belly is constantly increasing in size, it has grown from 28 to 31 inches in 3 months. Im depressed, i have abdominal cramps and sore nipples . And Im single and not pregnant, all my tests are also clear ( estrogen levels etc). Please help!
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Hi,

It seems like you may be having Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). Please get an ultrasound scan of the pelvis done, if not done yet.

Please continue with your exercise and healthy food lifestyle. You may additionally require the drug Metformin. Please discuss about this with your primary care physician.

You will do well soon.

Take care.
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Irregular Periods, Do Zumba, Strenuous Walk, Eat Healthy But Have Constantly Increasing Belly With Abdominal Cramps, Sore Nipples. Help?

Hi, It seems like you may be having Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). Please get an ultrasound scan of the pelvis done, if not done yet. Please continue with your exercise and healthy food lifestyle. You may additionally require the drug Metformin. Please discuss about this with your primary care physician. You will do well soon. Take care.