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Can cramose be taken for 20days straight
I was having recurrent itching when discharge comes from past 5 months..
No treatment worked.. Antibiotics.. Antifungals etc etc..
Finally my gynaec suggested me some antibiotics (cefixime 500)
Ointment
And tablet cramose od for 10 days..
And all my sumptoms vanished..
But still very light itch is present in vagina along with burning sensation..
So she asked me to continue for 10 more days tablet cramose...
But in net its written for 20days we shouldnt take..
Please say if i can continue this for 10more days or just stop it.. As it been 10 days till now..
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If Cramose has worked for you, you should continue with it for another 10 days.
It is a neutriceutical. So should not have any side effects.
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Net is always wrong
Net is not a doctor.
Follow your treating doctors advise.
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Dr. Saima Iqtadar
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23 yrs exp
Aligarh
You should continue the treatment as advised by your doctor.
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