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I have apolycyst in my ovary.how can i treat it?
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Polycystic ovaries: These can cause painful, heavy mestruation as well as iregular periods. The usual treatment is to start birth control pills as they regulate the hormones and will make the periods regular. You shoulod see agynecologist for this.
Answered 12/8/2012
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