Patient's question:
Irregular menstruation; Not coming for two or three months; Taking medicine makes it come; The hospital diagnosed it as polycystic ovary; And the uterus is small; Help: The doctor prescribed progesterone capsules; But I forgot to ask; How many days to take; So I want to ask; Is it to stop taking the progesterone capsules after taking them for a few days and wait for the menstruation to come; Or should I keep taking them until the menstruation comes?Doctor's answer:
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a disorder of ovulation, primarily caused by abnormal ovarian function, endocrine disorders, and other factors, leading to its occurrence. Therefore, it affects a woman's menstrual cycle and fertility. If a doctor prescribes progesterone, it is usually implemented according to a prescribed course. Forgetting to take it midway may result in adverse drug reactions and the recurrence of irregular vaginal bleeding. Currently, since there is no bleeding, you can focus on taking the medication.