I have been experiencing irregular periods for the past month. What medicine should I take to regulate them?
Irregular periods for just one month can be caused by temporary factors like stress, lifestyle changes, or minor hormonal fluctuations. There is no single over-the-counter medicine to safely regulate your cycle without identifying the root cause first. Depending on the diagnosis, a doctor might prescribe oral contraceptive pills, progesterone therapy, or thyroid medication. I highly recommend consulting a gynaecologist. They will likely perform a physical exam, ultrasound, or blood tests to check your hormone levels and determine the correct, safest treatment for your body. Please avoid self-medicating.