Dr. Shayeque Reza
This is Dr Shayeque Reza completed his degree in the year 2023. Exposed to medicine since 2018 and had been working since then.
Hello Rinu,
Patient Name: Rinu verma
Age: 22 years
Date: 12-April-2025
Chronic Illnesses: None reported
Chief Concern:
Menstrual cycle length varies between 28 to 45 days. Periods last for 5 days with no pain or nausea, but significant bloating is present during menstruation.
Clinical Impression:
Your menstrual cycle, although sometimes reaching up to 45 days, can still be considered within the broader spectrum of normal if:
Ovulation occurs regularly
Periods are not excessively heavy or painful
There are no signs of hormonal imbalance (acne, facial hair, significant weight changes, hair thinning)
Cycles ranging from 21 to 35 days are typically considered normal, but occasional longer cycles (up to 45 days) may occur due to stress, dietary changes, lifestyle shifts, or mild hormonal fluctuation. If this pattern is consistent over time, it could indicate a tendency toward mild ovulatory irregularity, possibly related to subclinical PCOS or luteal phase defects, though not always pathological.
Advice & Investigations:
Menstrual calendar tracking – Note cycle length, flow, mood changes, and ovulation signs for at least 3 months.
Hormonal Profile (if cycles remain inconsistent):
LH, FSH
Prolactin
TSH
AMH
Testosterone (Total and Free)
Pelvic ultrasound (to assess ovaries and endometrial thickness)
Lifestyle review – Sleep, stress, and dietary habits play a role in hormonal regulation.
Management & Recommendations:
Diet:
Balanced diet rich in fiber and complex carbs
Include leafy greens, nuts, flaxseeds, and foods high in magnesium and B6 (for bloating relief)
Hydration: Drink 2.5–3 L/day to reduce bloating and improve circulation.
Exercise: Moderate physical activity 4–5 days/week (yoga, walking, light cardio).
For Bloating:
Tab. Meftal Spas – Only if bloating is painful (not daily)
Peppermint tea or fennel water may help naturally
Avoid carbonated drinks, refined sugar during luteal phase
Stress management: Sleep hygiene, mindfulness/meditation 10 mins daily
For more follow ups you can contact me.
You need close monitoring and follow ups.
Do give your review.
Dr Shayeque Reza
MD
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