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Poly cystic ovaries .... constant waves of cramps

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georgia_99684
georgia_99684

so I've recently been diagnosed with  poly cystic ovaries ,  i've been given the pill to give me a chemical period once a month.  I am nearly at the end of the packet (  still got less than a week to go  wink but I keep getting funny waves of feeling sick and stomach cramps. Is this part of me not having a period for two years and the hormones from the pill starting to get ready to give me a period once I've finished the packet ? I also keep getting heart burn also .... or should I take a test to be on the safe side although it would be highly unlikely that I would be pregnant. HELP NEED OPINIONS !!!

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  • Caterina2626
    Caterina2626 georgia_99684

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    Everyone reacts differenty to hormone treatment so it could be your body getting ready to have a period but there is no sure fire way to tell. 

    My advice would be, if you are really concerned go and see your gp. I would also recomend waiting to see what happens when the packet is finished and whether or not you get a period in the week you are meant to. 

    It is not uncommon to have cramping even when you are not bleeding. I myself have suffered with that quite a lot in the past. 

    Hope this could be a little bit helpful for you. 

    Take care

    Cat

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