Pcos Problem - I Have Been Consuming Apcod Obis Powder For The

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I have been consuming APCOD OBIS powder for the past two months. This is my third month, can I stop having it in the middle. Is that advisable.

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Dr. Mohini Vachhani

Gynecologist 42 yrs exp Mumbai

U can but it is advisable to continue

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