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My cycle has just gone over 100 days. i have polycystic ovaries (not syndrome). recently stopped birth control pill. is this detrimental to my health?
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Not really: Will not affect your health; however, keep getting screen for ovarian function and diabetes.
Answered 10/4/2016
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