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Trying To Conceive. Diagnosed With PCOS. Taken Crimson And Folic Acid. Take Evecare Syrup?
Hi, I am 29 yrs old , weight 66, dignosed with PCOS, I was on Crimpson 35 and folic acid for 3 month from February 13 to March'13. Now having regular cycles, although the cycle is 35-40 days. Now trying to conceive from June but no success. My Gyn has put me on Folic Acid and Metrofin now. Want to conceive as early as possible. Can I take Evecare Syrup with Metrofin. Is there any side effect ?????
Mon, 23 Sep 2013
Hello,
With above medications, your period will be regularized and ovulation occurs properly. Ovarian cyst will be under control but can't be eliminated and PCOS symptoms will be reduced.
You must stop KRIMSON-35 while you are trying to conceive as it is a weak contraceptive pill. Metformin and folic acid is quite effective. Evacare syrup only help to regularize period.
Do unprotected sex close to ovulation day (14 days prior to due date) or fertile days (18th to 28th days of each 35 - 40 days cycle) to maximize the chance of pregnancy. You can use ovulation prediction kit in mid cycle.
Key treatment of PCOS: low carbohydrate diet, weight reduction by regular exercise and avoid mental stress. Good luck.
With above medications, your period will be regularized and ovulation occurs properly. Ovarian cyst will be under control but can't be eliminated and PCOS symptoms will be reduced.
You must stop KRIMSON-35 while you are trying to conceive as it is a weak contraceptive pill. Metformin and folic acid is quite effective. Evacare syrup only help to regularize period.
Do unprotected sex close to ovulation day (14 days prior to due date) or fertile days (18th to 28th days of each 35 - 40 days cycle) to maximize the chance of pregnancy. You can use ovulation prediction kit in mid cycle.
Key treatment of PCOS: low carbohydrate diet, weight reduction by regular exercise and avoid mental stress. Good luck.
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