Hi, I usually have irregular periods, sometimes as infrequent as once in 15 days. I consulted a doctor, who examined my reports and mentioned an initial stage of PCOD, prescribing medication for 2 months. After taking the medicines, my periods were normal. My first period after marriage was normal, but now the same problem has returned. I have taken a pregnancy test, and it is negative.

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Irregular cycles and frequent periods can be linked to PCOD. Since you had regular cycles post marriage and now symptoms have returned, a follow up with your gynecologist is needed. Hormonal imbalance may be the cause. PCOD can be managed with lifestyle changes and medications.

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