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Wlc back our former doc lucky G @2balls

Lemme b d first to ask you question dis time around... Is it possible to be diagnosed with PCOS and still have normal regular period?

It is not possible to have a polycystic disease of the ovarian follicle and still sustain a normal catamenic condition of the female reproductive cycle. The obvious sense of PCOS carries a severity that carries a fluctuations in the menstrual cycle,except it is an ordinary cystic condition that appears to take its fit.

However,small fraction of women have been observed to curtail over the clinical symptoms(such as menstrual cycle fluctuations) for PCOS. The reason behind this richly resides with how the reproductive system are affected by insulin metabolism not follicle stimulating hormone and luteinising hormone,though the normal balance in between is severed.

Nonetheless, we strive to maintain health of that individual,screen for insulin and blood glucose. And give ovulation inducing drugs as need fit should bleeding being oming from anovulation.

...and finally where is she,I mean Ekasiloh!

dbeauty:
It's true o...Maybe that's Dr LuckyG1 Abi?...lol..welcome back Sir.

Thank you! It is nice to see you all again. Going through from when I butted till now,I have been passing through good news. I like when women are happy,it gives me joy when none of you talk with your mouth sleeved-clouded.

Starmummy:
Oh,could that be our Dr,lolz,shun sir! Maybe because u didn't put big medical grammar dats y,ur seat is dusted n repainted, u welcome sir,good to hv u back.

I saw your ....uh! uh! you have being moving it well. Then in med school, we call them stuff. Almost for nothing,you guys have turned doctors. That is the way if the way worth it.

Starmummy:
U welcome papa,I don't pray u hv a permanent seat here,but u always welcome when ever u want to,how's our mama doing? Thank u for staying strong for her,wish u ur heart desires soon.My warm regards.

Well,you don't seem to perceive me right.

Good to see all of you smiling... Good afternoon mamas. Where is my chair, has any taken my sit?

leeking:
Greetings doc.
I'm seeing some reactions on my private part (at first I thought it was boil,before it started spreading and getting bigger). I went for medical consultation sand the doctor confirmed to me it's genital warts and I should do RVS test (which I did,it's NEG). He prescribed Podophyllin ointment for me to apply but I couldn't get it due to its scarcity here,so I later settled for PODOTOBIC CREAM. Actually the cream's working,the itching didn't stop still but anytime I stop using it,the warts will start growing again and I noticed I feel pain when I'm urinating now. Someone told me to be drinking Apple cider vinegar to kill the infection inside or what other antibiotics do you think I should take orally?

Good morning Leek.

While the apple cider vinegar may be term useful but it is necessary to have a culture done to know of the causative agent(s) behind it. This is to avoid treatment on prediction as doing so may worsened your urine passing discomfort in the long run,this is because the apple cider vinegar may only cause a stasis to the growth of the causative agent(bacteria concern) and not a final extermination.

Meet with a medical laboratory scientist to have your urethral swab. Follow sensitivity as written. In addition to that,you may need discuss this discomfort with a doctor,and examination of your prostate gland may be necessary since you have come with an anogenital wart.

malkat:
good day doc,pls at what g.a can d foetal heatbeat be detected by ultrasound

Good morning, Malkat.

Fetal heartbeat is detectable atleast 6weeks of pregnancy age.

Good morning all and to my friends,here and abroad.


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