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I have pcos,missed 2 months periods,negative pregnancy test,feeling cramps,legs cramps,fatigue,morning sick,breathe loss,mood swings,what should i do?
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Although missed periods is part of having "PCOS", occasional ovulation does occur, and pregnancy is possible. Cramps, fatigue and shortness of breath can also be symptoms of COVID-19: get a PCR test, as well as a serum HCG test, and quarantine for at least 10 days along with any close contacts.
Answered 3/16/2021
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