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H/o sinus tach, afib, cva. i was told there is no treatment options for my pcos. is that true? or is there options despite my stated cardiac history?
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Yes: I would seek out a reproductive endocrinologist to discuss options given your risk factors, obvious the most common therapy ocps would not be a good option but there are other things you can try - provera, (medroxyprogesterone) Progesterone only pills etc---- but without an exam, and full history I am not sure if these other options are good alternatives for you.
Answered 6/30/2014
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