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Natural Menstrual Problems
I have taken 2 i pills in a month, without knowing the consequences. It was last on december, i never took an i pill after that, still my natural periods are not coming, my period comes only if i take homeopathy medicine, it is not cominh naturally. Its been 8 months since i have consumed two i pills in a month, still i am dealing with natural menstrual issues. How can my natural period come? I dont want to rely upon any medicine for lifetime. Will i have any sort of pregnancy issues in future?
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Please get a sonography done and consult a Gynaecologist with the report.
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Instead of worrying so much fix appointment with gynec ask ur queries get a scan done...no need to take lifelong medication 😆 lol...don't believe in medication with out research done..I mean alternatively med like homeo...they don't mention anything about safety or side effects on it
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Connect please
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Dr. Hemali Bharat Karia
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
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