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Pcos problem
I used femilon from first day of period to 21 days after 5 days got light period spotting is it any medical problem. When I need to take femilon tablets next 21 days strip. Doctor recommended femilon for pcos problem for me
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Yup PCOS is the most common problem of most of females now a day...and these problem will not nly going to hamper ur condition now but after marriage it will also have bad effects while conceving....and if u use allopathy medicine i can tell u that it will give u temporary relief but have many side effects...and for these in medicines they have very less medicines after that it is not control from that they advise surgery...so if u take my advise i would suggest u to have these medicines and see the result....
Next Steps
1. Rasapachaka + Patha both 3 n half tsp and mux both and have a half tsp twice a day...it will have good result if u make kaada of it and procedure is very easy...put 1 tsp in 1 cup of water and boil it upto half cup and drink it...
2. Ananth manjhista faant 2 tsp twice a day..
3. Dhamasa + haritki + shunthi + chitraka + bilva majja take 10 gm each and take half three times a day with honey...
4.Raktajaesha tablet 2 tab twice a day...
5. Gokshuradi guggula 2 tab twice a day...
6. Bhuikoda + pusphadhanva mix botha and half tsp three times a day..
7. Tab Gandharvaharitki 2 tab at bedtime
Health Tips
See i the later stage weight of the female get incraeses and pimples and mood swings and hairs on face all.these are the symptoms of PCOS...so to avoid all these u have to start medicines as early as poosible...
Avoid Chana,harbara,curd...
avoid non veg u can take once in 15 days...
drink luke warm water...
avoid excess drinking of water..drink water according to ur thirst...
avoid indigestion...
And main cause of ur problem is stress...more u will take tensn more it will going to increase...so be relax
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Dr. Asad Raza
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a clinical syndrome characterized by mild obesity, irregular menses or amenorrhea, and signs of androgen excess (eg, hirsutism, acne).
Sx - Premature adrenarche, early growth of axillary hair, body odor, and microcomedonal acne.
Mild obesity, slight hirsutism, and irregular menses or amenorrhea.
Signs of virilization, such as acne and body hair. Hair loss on scalp.
Physical Exam involves - body hair, acne, obesity
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Diagnosis - Refer to Endocrinology or OBGYN for a Full Diagnostic Work-Up Serum testosterone, LH, FSH, prolactin, TSH, FT4 Pelvic ultrasound (> 10 follicles per ovary) LH/FSH ratio - This ratio is normally about 1:1 in premenopausal women, but with PCOS a ratio of greater than 2:1 or 3:1 may be considered diagnostic ⢠Glucose, HbA1C, BUN, Creatinine
Health Tips
Treatment - OCP: Desogestrel / Ethinyl Estradiol 0.15mg / 30mcg QD, in combination with Spironolactone Spironolactone 150-200 mg daily in divided doses (anti-androgen) Metformin 500mg BID (Metformin 500 to 1000 mg bid is used to help increase insulin sensitivity if weight loss is unsuccessful or menses do not resume) Eflornithine cream 13.9% bid may help remove unwanted facial hair. Weight loss is encouraged. It may help induce ovulation, make menstrual cycles more regular, increase insulin sensitivity. For women who desire pregnancy, infertility treatments (eg, clomiphene) are used.
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Dr. Varsha Padhye
Homoeopath
29 yrs exp
Raichur
Use homoeopathic remedies. I have treated many such cases.
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contact me
Health Tips
take regular treatment
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