I am suffering from PCOD again. I was diagnosed with it a few years back and was suggested laparoscopic treatment. Last week I was again diagnosed with PCOD. I sometimes feel like I am having a heart attack. I am also suffering from depression, severe anxiety, hallucinations, headaches, and migraine. Since childhood I have had major or minor health problems. I am a vegetarian and do not eat much oily food. My weight is 51 kg. I have increased hair growth all over my body including on my breasts. I have severe pain during my menstrual periods which is totally unbearable. I experience pain in the whole body and sometimes nausea. I am getting acne, whiteheads, and other skin issues on my face. My breasts have sagged and increased in size in recent years and I feel they look bad, the size is 34. I want to reduce it. My shoulder line is smaller than my waist line. My height is 5 feet 2 inches. I also have acidity and gastritis problems. Will exercise or yoga help me. My parents are not allowing me to do any exercise activities. Please guide me about PCOD. I am attaching my USG pelvis report and blood report.

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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PCOD can cause hormonal symptoms. Lifestyle changes like a balanced diet, regular light exercise, and medical treatment can help. Yoga is also beneficial. USG and hormone tests guide the right treatment. Education and counseling about PCOD are important to understand the condition and manage it better. Consult a gynecologist or endocrinologist and consider speaking to a nutritionist for long term care. For PCOS management avoid junk, exercise regularly and eat healthy home made food only. Get done USG abdomen and pelvis along with hormonal panels checked to access further treatment.

Dr. Dhankecha Suggests...

Take a FSH,LH & Prolactin, Serum Test or Take a TSH Test (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) Test

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