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There is no scientific evidence to suggest that oral sex causes polycystic ovary syndrome (pcos) or pcod (polycystic ovary disorder). Pcos is a complex hormonal disorder that involves various factors such as genetics, insulin resistance, and hormonal imbalances.
Pcos is believed to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors, and it is not related to sexual activity or practices. Engaging in oral sex with your partner does not increase your risk of developing pcos.
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Your weight can affect your ovulation, which in turn will alter your period.
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By oral sex. No deposition of semen deep in vagina. No chance of getting pregnant at all
be relaxed.

Hi
Yes, without correcting the hormonal imbalance due to PCOD, treatment for conception cannot be given.

U cnt concieve on femilon when your course of femilon is completed. Then you hv your period
after dat cycle you cn try to conceive.

You are taking the medicines needed for pcos. The mainstay remains healthy lifestyle and diet. You can consult a dietitian for a diet chart.

Hi, Lybrate user, •you are suffering from vaginal stenosis, narrowing vaginal opening, causing painful penetration, owing to hormonal changes, affecting elasticity of vaginal muscels.
•you should practice floor excercise to relax your pelvic and vaginal muscles,  well, preparing for easy penetration.
•practice to penetrate sex toy  into your vagina ,gently and  frequently in leisure hour to widen vaginal opening. •you may consult a gynaecologist to assist you the various methods to comba...more

It's preferable to keep alcohol intake on the lower side while on Metformin as it can cause drop in blood sugar levels.

If you still have pcos, hormonal imbalance can cause insulin resistance and androgen excess which can cause these symptoms in pcos patients. If you are not planning a pregnancy, you can restart ocp pills and metformin. Or you can consult your doctor for other non- hormonal options that are now available for pcos.