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Polycystic ovaries

2017-12-07 06:29:17
I have been diagnosed with PCOD and I am taking devery. Now I want to concieve.should I stop medicine?
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Complete the course ,visit the gynaec on 2nd day  and take help of medicines prescribed by her/him Sometimes PCOS patient's ovulate irregularly,so it is better to take a gynaec's help for concieving

Answered2017-12-09 15:20:08

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