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Medication-based regulation of irregular cycles and anovulation caused by PCOS/PCOD.
Key Highlights:
- Medication to regulate irregular or absent cycles
- Treatment tailored to whether pregnancy is currently desired
- Monitoring for long-term effects of irregular ovulation
- Reduces risk of endometrial complications from prolonged irregularity
Goal-Based Treatment
Medication is chosen based on whether you're currently trying to conceive.
Long-Term Protection
Treatment also reduces the risk of complications from prolonged irregular cycles.
Your path to regularity
Irregular or absent periods from PCOS can usually be regulated with the right medication, chosen based on your goals right now.
Cycle Regulation
Medication to bring back regular periods.
Goal-Matched Care
Treatment differs if you're trying to conceive.
Long-Term Protection
Reduces risks from prolonged irregular cycles.
Compassionate care at every step
Treatment is matched to your current goals, whether that's regulating your cycle or trying to conceive.
Step 01
Assessment
Review of cycle pattern and whether conception is currently a goal.
Step 02
Medical Treatment
Medication chosen to regulate cycles or support ovulation as needed.
Step 03
Monitoring
Follow-up to confirm cycles have normalised and reassess as needed.
Frequently asked question
Prolonged irregular cycles can increase the risk of endometrial changes over time, which is why treatment is recommended even if you're not trying to conceive.
No, in fact it's often the first step towards restoring regular ovulation and improving fertility.
Many women see a more regular cycle within a few months of starting treatment.
