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I have light pcod on my right ovary when checked-in basal scan of my day 2 period and planning for the pregnancy. Can I drink mint leaves,flax seeds, cinnamon and Fenugreek seeds daily on empty stomach to regularise my periods. And it is safe to drink while trying for pregnancy. Please suggest me
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Yes, they can help maintain regular cycles, lower inflammation, and increase insulin sensitivity in mild PCOD. They are generally safe to use when attempting to conceive when taken in moderation.
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Yes you can take chiaseeds ,flax seeds, sunflower seeds
Along with that try to do physical activity and try weight reduction
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Yes these are safe.
Do aerobic exercises. Cut down sugar
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