The surprising observation about her was that she never felt dejected or cried. It seemed  that she has accepted the irregular periods. She was very cool and talked normally. She never felt bad about the improper follicular growth,      in contrast to other prospective mothers with same problem, who used to feel anxious and worried about follicular problem.

 I asked about her (adamant and persistent) irregular periods, when it started and other details and she narrated her story. She used to have regular periods since menarche (the time of attaining maturity). A few months before her marriage she developed heavy bleeding and her mother took her to a doctor, who prescribed hormone pills ( 3 weeks pills). She was advised to take the tablets for 3 months. She took the pills for 1 month  and the    next month she went  to her grandmothers place;  there she went to the medical shop and ask for the pill. The chemist who was their family friend told her, “ young  girls like you should not use these tablets; you have taken for 1 month! Don’t take it.” so she felt guilty that she had taken some dangerous pills that would have surely harmed her uterus. From then on her periods became irregular. I could see  her firm belief that uterus and ovary were damaged was the reason  for her irregular periods.

 I told her that we use such tablets some times for 6 months or more also depending on the necessity. Unmarried girls also can safely use those pills , under supervision for right indications. I convinced her if she believed my words backed with experienced ,she would surely get regular periods as her uterus and ovaries are as normal as anybody else. She  appeared relieved; and came after 3 weeks with periods without using any tablets. She was surprised and happy. I advised her strongly to indulge in some hobby. She started painting saries. her periods became consistently regular, with normal follicular study and she conceived. Now she is having 2 children.