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Hello, It is to bring to you that am having pcod problem and doctor suggested to use krimson 35. So using it regularly from past 15 days... In July 26 i got period,but bleeding is very less and still bleeding didn't stopped, doctor suggested to use Pause500 tab for 2 days...Having thyroid of 6.2 TSH... Can you please suggest?? My age is 27,weight 50.4...per day one pad ...Using Corectia M from Past 15 days. If bleed doesn't stop what we can do ? Or else slowly the bleed will stops???
U say you are on krimson regularly for 15 days..
Still bleeding hasnt stopped..
Are you missing doses
Because it should stop
If no, What about recent sonography?
Wait for few days.. Continue krimson..
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In addition take Tablet Thyronorm 25 micrograms empty stomach early morning daily once for 6 weeks
Next Steps
Continue all Krimson 35 for a total of 21 days
Health Tips
Take Trapic three times a day till bleeding stops
Repeat thyroid test after 6 weeks
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Period can not happen on crimson 35 , I think you are not taking it regularly, If taking regularly than may be breakthrough bleeding is happening, go to nearby gynaecologist and get the scan done ,
Take thyronorm 12.5 mcg on empty stomach .
For pcod , nor hormonal medicine ,chyrocyst is also a good option ..
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