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Normoz tablet
I've been using normoz tablet from November 2019. And it's been 9 months and my course is about to complete. My doctor gave me this for pcod problem. Does it stop working after long term usage? Because from last two months my periods are light... Usually I'm not a heavy bleeder my mom and sister both are like me.. and recently I'm having hair fall issues with 50 hairs each day. I also had major hair fall issues last year but after taking this normoz that problem settled.. she also gave me m2 tone syrup. Can I take both? Does normoz stop working after long time usage?
My weight is about 50 kg height 5"1, blood sugar level 72. Both TSH and t4 count normal..
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Hi good afternoon
Thnxs for your question
I think PCOD makes ur hormones imbalance and that leads to period irregular.
Long term hormones use will not advise in pco.
Use my online consulting link so that we can discuss ur quary and advise you accordingly
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Take Tablet Keraglo EVA Once every night for three months
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Normoz will work even after prolonged usage
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