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Suggest Treatment For Delay In Periods Inspite Of Having Oosure

hello sir, i had dysmenorrhoea,i was traeted with rejumet,i got GI disturbances then my doctor adviced me to take Oosure,and my menstrual cycle was oly 22-24 days,i got married since 10 months,after taking oosure for one months this month my periods is getting delayed,last month my scan report was PCOD with anovulation.iam a physiotherapist,looking for ur reply sir, thank you sir.
Mon, 23 Nov 2015
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Hello,
There are certain facts in your history that do not seem to correlate with each other. Dysmenorrhea is mostly observed in ovulatory cycles and this cannot be treated with Metformin. GI disturbances are a side effect of the treatment and sometimes seen. The exact mechanism of action of Oosure is not well known. If you have a regular cycle every month inspite of having PCOD, occasional ovulation is possible and you need follicular studies and temperature charts to confirm. In this current cycle of delayed period, you should confirm/exclude pregnancy through the blood test before planning further management. Hope this helps.
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Suggest Treatment For Delay In Periods Inspite Of Having Oosure

Hello, There are certain facts in your history that do not seem to correlate with each other. Dysmenorrhea is mostly observed in ovulatory cycles and this cannot be treated with Metformin. GI disturbances are a side effect of the treatment and sometimes seen. The exact mechanism of action of Oosure is not well known. If you have a regular cycle every month inspite of having PCOD, occasional ovulation is possible and you need follicular studies and temperature charts to confirm. In this current cycle of delayed period, you should confirm/exclude pregnancy through the blood test before planning further management. Hope this helps.