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Taking Krimson for Pcod

2020-05-16 12:24:09
Can stopping krimson make the symptoms come back? Such as acne and irregular periods? Can it be switched with supplements such as Normoz to regulate periods?
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Answered2020-05-23 02:28:12

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Please remember, PCOS is not curable but it can be kept under control by weight reduction. Normoz is safe but it is unlikely to regularize the cycles.

Answered2020-05-16 17:56:39

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Hi. Along with Krimson you have to maintain a  correct  weight . Then only Normoz will help .

Answered2020-05-16 14:10:13

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Yes if you're taking it for pcos.normoz will help in pcos not acne
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