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Is Krimson 35 The Right Medicine For PCOD?
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im gomathi, 33years old, married having twins aged 6yrs, i was diagonised having PCOD in the month of november 2014 , taken Krimson 35 tablets for 3 months and i got regular periods after that. my last menstrual period was on april 23rd 2015, i have seen a spotting on 10th may 2015 lasts for 3 days , i was expected my periods last month may 23rd i didn get it. i have undergone pregnancy urine test n pelvis scan. urine test says positive, but my scan report says no evidence of intra uterine gestational sac seen in uterus. i have doubt whether im pregnant or not. and also i dont feel any symptoms or sign of pregnancy.
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im gomathi, 33years old, married having twins aged 6yrs, i was diagonised having PCOD in the month of november 2014 , taken Krimson 35 tablets for 3 months and i got regular periods after that. my last menstrual period was on april 23rd 2015, i have seen a spotting on 10th may 2015 lasts for 3 days , i was expected my periods last month may 23rd i didn get it. i have undergone pregnancy urine test n pelvis scan. urine test says positive, but my scan report says no evidence of intra uterine gestational sac seen in uterus. i have doubt whether im pregnant or not. and also i dont feel any symptoms or sign of pregnancy.
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The treatment for cod with crimson 35 is correct but it should be undertaken for at least 6 months in continuation. The short course can often lead to relapse of increased androgenic levels in the body and cod symptoms usually return with delay in menses being the first to re-occur.
The treatment for cod with crimson 35 is correct but it should be undertaken for at least 6 months in continuation. The short course can often lead to relapse of increased androgenic levels in the body and cod symptoms usually return with delay in menses being the first to re-occur.
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