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Blackish stool
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I have high prolactin level and delayed , irregular period issues from several years also I have hormonal imbalance so as per dr's prescription am taking aloes compound tablets 2 tab twice a day after meal ,M2 tone 15 ml twice a day and saraswatirishtra 15ml twice a day.. Actually after consuming those medicines from last 5-6 days am observing am passing blackish stool..Is there any particular reason?
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Dont worry, It's because of medicines.. Take those medicines continuously for 3 to 4 months for better results.
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Hello dear,
I have gone through your message.Blackish stools are due to the iron content in your medicine. There is no need to panic .I would like to know if you are married, your weight, if you have any other issues like anxiety,milk secretion,acne,hirsutism,etc.When was your last menses.
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You can continue with the above medicine for 3 mths along with Tab.B.long 1 twice a day and Cap.Evion 400 mg 1 at bedtime
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please avoid stress,take food containing zinc like spinach, chicken,bananas,etc
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Sexologist
14 yrs exp
Haridwar
It's ok
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
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38 yrs exp
Jaipur
Hello Ma'am,no need to worry,it is normal , blackish stool is due to iron in medication
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