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How contraceptive pills reduce pcod? Why
Why gynecologist suggest this contraceptive pills? How will this fix pcod? Are there any side effects by using these pills?
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A short course of contraceptive pills will help in normalizing hormone levels.. however healthy diet and regular physical exercise are the only longterm solution to keepin ur pcos symptoms in check..
Very minimal , short lasting side effects may be der with pills.. dnt worry and go ahead
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Pls connect for online consultation ,i m expert in pcod treatment,my name is dr lavina batra
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PCOD cannot be fixed by contraceptive pills. It can only be managed by life style modifications. Pills help in hormonal imbalances and others symptoms of PCOD.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The only treatment for pcod is weight reduction
Till then these pills will regularise irregular periods
Safe no side effects
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