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Regarding CRINA NCR 15 and Primolut N
Regarding CRINA NCR 15 and Primolut N
If a single pill of CRINA NCR 15 is taken in empty stomach before dinner, is there any chance of acid accumulation around waist?
My case -
Took CRINA NCR 15 before dinner once, faced periods pain throughout night. Next day onwards started taking Primolut N, no reaction.
2nd day onwards tingling and weakness around left waist after taking Primolut N, especially after a light meal. Had to remove cushion from chair, still sensation persists (mostly when sitting). Have taken Primolut N before don't remember having such experience.
This had continued for 3 weeks. Saw a Gynecologist. He gave me Rab-D for 10 days 1 tablet.
Is this a case of acid accumulation due to the medication?
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It’s best to take hormonalpill after eating a meal. Most of the medication if consumed on empty stomach , may irritate the lining of stomach and cause gastritis.
Were you give both medications by your obgyn??
Make sure to take the tablet after a meal andnotice if there is any difference.
Do you have any other complaints while taking the medication?
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Could be acidity due to the medicine.
Avoid oily and spicy food.
Take antacids with medicine.
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