Question 1

I want to share a health concern regarding my wife. She had an abortion on 4th March. After a long gap, her menstruation resumed on 16th May. During this time, we have undergone various tests based on the advice of doctor, and we have also consulted her regarding the test reports. I would like advice regarding the problems she experiences just before and during her periods, which include vomiting and urinary tract infections that continue during menstruation. What could be the reasons for these symptoms, and what steps should we take to manage them?

Question 2

Is PCOS and PCOD a lifelong problem? Can it never be completely cured? I have PCOD with hirsutism, and my report shows polycystic changes in the left ovary.

Question 3

I have been facing this problem for the last one year. I have taken a lot of antibiotics and also homeopathy medicine. I have done all tests (blood, sugar, pelvic and Pap smear, and USG of lower abdomen), and the reports were perfectly okay. But I am still suffering from this problem. Kindly help me with this problem and please let me know the possible disease name?

My report says that multiple cysts are found in the ovaries, but I have no other symptoms of PCOS. There is no weight gain, no excess hair growth, no acne, and my periods come exactly on the 28th day. Do I still have PCOS?

Multiple cysts alone do not confirm PCOS. Diagnosis includes symptoms like irregular cycles, excess androgen signs like hair, acne, and ultrasound findings. If periods are regular and no symptoms, PCOS is unlikely despite cystic appearance.

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Is PCOS and PCOD a lifelong problem? Can it never be completely cured? I have PCOD with hirsutism, and my report shows polycystic changes in the left ovary.