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How Effective Is Normoz In Treating PCOD And Migraine?

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Posted on Tue, 11 Oct 2016
Question: Hey I am having PCOD. I am 68 Kg and 25 years old 5'4" tall. Doctor suggested to take normoz and diet and exercise regularly. I often face Migraine issues. So will Normoz help me in migraine as well? As due to migraine I am not able to exercise and do proper dieting, I have strong craving for sweet items, if I don't eat migraine starts.
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Answered by Dr. Aarti Abraham (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
As below

Detailed Answer:
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Thanks for trusting me with your health concern.
Normoz only helps with PCOD and not with migraine.
For treatment of migraine you need to consult a neuro physician.
Get your hormones and blood sugars tested to rule out diabetes as a reason for sweet cravings.
Sweets only worsen migraine.
What you need is a proper diet chart by a dietitian to give you proper energy through out the day plus control your calories.
All the best.
Please feel free to discuss further.
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How Effective Is Normoz In Treating PCOD And Migraine?

Brief Answer: As below Detailed Answer: Hello Thanks for trusting me with your health concern. Normoz only helps with PCOD and not with migraine. For treatment of migraine you need to consult a neuro physician. Get your hormones and blood sugars tested to rule out diabetes as a reason for sweet cravings. Sweets only worsen migraine. What you need is a proper diet chart by a dietitian to give you proper energy through out the day plus control your calories. All the best. Please feel free to discuss further.