I am late for my periods by 19 days with negative pregnancy tests. What to do?

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Please do not worry, as this can be sorted out. The first thing is that you need to reduce your weight to get your periods regularly without any medications spontaneously. As PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) is a lifestyle-related problem, it is the weight gain that leads to the hormonal disturbances, causing the symptoms. Also, I would say you should continue retaking your Metformin tablets as they affect regulating your insulin level because the development of insulin resistance is the main culprit for the hormonal disturbances in PCOS. I have the medications to be taken to get your periods, as the pregnancy tests have been negative twice. Please get the blood tests done as advised below once you get your periods on the second or third periods. Meanwhile, try to reduce your weight, do regular exercise, and maintain an excellent strict diet and avoid a sedentary lifestyle. I hope this helps you.

Hi,

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So yeah, even if you are very active, your excess weight contributes to your hormonal disturbance and dietary factors. And yeah, regarding your pregnancy, as the pregnancy test is negative, it implies you are not pregnant at the moment. That is why I asked you to recheck your urine pregnancy test before starting the medications. If you get pregnant despite taking this medication, you do not worry about it; you will not get your periods. Only if you are not pregnant, then only this medication will give you withdrawal periods. I hope this answers your doubt.