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Pcod with cysts in uterus
I am taking krimson 35 to treat pcod from 5 months.I am having good effect.But I am diagnosed with tiny multiple cysts in uterus in the path related cervical cannal.What should I do?Is it safe to continue the medicine.
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The only treatment for pcod is weight reduction
Maintain a bmi less than 20
Krimson will regularise periods only till u r on it
If ur overweight the irregularities will continue after stopping it
Need the ultrasound report to comment on the cysts
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No relationship continue
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They r normal cysts.... continue with medicine...no relation
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It's nothing to worry. It can be nabothian cyst. Share the scan report to confirm
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Gurgaon
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Get urself checked fr cervicitis or vaginitis.
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