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Siphene for pcos

2018-12-06 07:08:56
Hi how should I take siphene tablet. Is it one tablet per day post dinner or  two tablets one  after breakfast and dinner each?
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Answered2018-12-07 06:38:08

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Hi. Siphene is for ovulation induction. Take it two times a day. And do follicular study also.

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From d2 to d7. Food doesn't matter If you are taking for ovulation induction.

Answered2018-12-06 07:12:31

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This tablet is for ovulation induction..  Need to take 2times a day.. For detail consultation connect with me online

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Connect with me for online consultation for details BeBorn Gynecology Santacruz Mumbai

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