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Pcod problem
For pcod treatment i took Ginette 35 and normoz tablet regularly 4 month and after that i got period within 7 days...bt when i close to take Ginette in October i missed my period this month...last period came 26 sep aftr stopping Ginette on 21 sep... and still I'm talking normoz.. what is the possibility
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If you are sexually active do a urine pregnancy test.
If you are not sexually active then take Ginette for 21days followed by pill free interval of 7days. This cyclical form should be done for 6months. Please add Tab metformin 500mg to your prescription. And please add structural exercise of 30min each day to your schedule.
Continue tab normoz for 6months.
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Gurgaon
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If u are not sexually active then definitely ur hormonal imbalances are still not cured .
Weight ?
Married ?
Sexually active ?
Acne , hirsutism? Need more history
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