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Fibroid Identifed
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My sister (age 25) had been getting irregular periods so she got a few tests done, there's no PCOS, however there are fibroids. Doctor prescribed Metital for one month, but she feels nauseated and dizzy on taking the dose. I understand Metital is for PCOS, then is it mandatory to take it? Is the course fine - taking Metital for fibroids? What can be done to avoid the nausea? Pls advice. Thank you
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Metital will not help with the fibroid
U said there is no pcod
So no metital is required
Moreover even if she has pcos the only treatment will be to exercise n maintain a healthy bmi
Not all fibroids require treatment
Treatment fr fibroid is given only if the patient bleeds excessively or before 21 days
U can stop metital
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