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Scanty flow during periods and cramps

2017-07-28 08:29:59
Hi , I have very little flow during periods .the flow persists only for a day with very scanty flow .I was on crisanta for PCOD treatment .I took it for four months .Initial two months flow was regular but in the last two periods the flow was very scanty .I stopped taking crisanta .This month I got my periods on time but again the flow doesn't seem to be fine .There is slightly brownish flow with lower abdomen & back pain .Please advise how to regularise this.Will this cause future problems in conceiving .
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Hello, I can understand your concern. Ayurveda is great to cure this condition and you will not have any future problems for conception provided you act smart now. Yo regularize your flow and to prevent back pain and abdominal pain, you can start with saponins. For complete treatment of PCOD, let me know your height and weight.
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