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I am having problem of spotting every month on 12th day of cycle for 1 or two days, few pink or light brown drops mixed with mucus on wiping. It happens every 12 or 11 day of cycle for the past 5 months or so plus I have late periods- sometimes 10-15 days late. Ultrasound shows left ovary with multiple discrete cysts/ pcod. Is spotting related to this pcod? How to solve?
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Take Ashokarista and Lodrasava together 20ml twice daily with water .Chandraprabha vati thrice daily, Chandrakala rasa thrice daily after food
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Yes spotting can be related with PCOD. Disciplined internal medicine and dietary regulations required
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hormonal changes should be corrected at the earliest
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For best ayurvedic treatment you can consult me
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PCOD is a condition in which a woman has an imbalance of certain hormones. They may lead to menstrual cycle changes.
Yes! Spotting is linked with PCOD.To treat this problem I need to know the complete history related to your daily life style, menstrual cycle , marital status and harmonal status etc.
So you should consult your gynac. You need to get proper treatment..
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Do some yoga which can help you
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Consult me for prescription
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