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Pcod and pid
I was discovered pid and pcod after tvs scan. I havnt had periods since 13 dec. I had crina ncr 10 mg 5 tablets for 5 days from 21 to 25 jan. But still no periods come. Pid was detected upto cervix. There is relief from itching stomach ache and vomiting after having forcan 150mg doxinate and ketofly. But vaginal discharge is still not stopped. I m drinking lots of fluids. When will my periods come today is 9th day after last crina ncr dose and why vaginal discharge havnt stopped yet?
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These type of problems are very common with people having PCOD but it is difficult to tell when periods would come . Ayurveda has very good treatment for PCOD and it can be managed well with diet and lifestyle changes.
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Take homeopathic medicine.
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3 times in a day for month
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