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Have PCOS And Taking Metformin Along With Thyroid Medication. Delay In Periods. Could I Take Primolut To Induce Period?
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I am 32 yrs old.I have pcos.i am taking metformin 850 mg tablets since 1.3yrs,along with thyroid medication for hypothyroidism.my periods have been occuring every 38 or 40 days since then until august.Then there was no period for 2 months( sep and oct).so i induced period by drinking parsley tea.but there was only a slight bleeding and mild cramps this time starting on october 25th and the next day and then it was gone.usually i have adequate bleeding with moderate cramps.my question: is this a normal period?can i take primolut nor to induce my period next month.if yes,how to take it?
Thanks.
I am 32 yrs old.I have pcos.i am taking metformin 850 mg tablets since 1.3yrs,along with thyroid medication for hypothyroidism.my periods have been occuring every 38 or 40 days since then until august.Then there was no period for 2 months( sep and oct).so i induced period by drinking parsley tea.but there was only a slight bleeding and mild cramps this time starting on october 25th and the next day and then it was gone.usually i have adequate bleeding with moderate cramps.my question: is this a normal period?can i take primolut nor to induce my period next month.if yes,how to take it?
Thanks.
Wed, 20 Nov 2013
Dear in pcod after taking metformin alone periods does not set I have to start diet and exercise .she tea yoga also help eating spicy food before one week will stimulate the harmonies also try hing one pinch added in ghee I have practically treated many patients inu clinics but for some Pecos does not set that is they create problems until menopause
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