I have PCOD but usually have regular periods. My last period was on 4th, and I took a pregnancy test which came out positive. It has now been 1 month and 1 week. Should I take any special precautions because of my PCOD? I am not currently on any medication.

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Dr Rohinipriyanka Pondugula

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Even though you have PCOD, regular periods and a positive test are encouraging signs. Its best to start with a Beta HCG test and an early ultrasound to confirm the pregnancy location and growth. Begin taking folic acid supplements and avoid stress or heavy work. PCOD may slightly increase early pregnancy risks, so early monitoring is key. Please consult a gynecologist soon to start routine antenatal care.

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