Medicine for running nose
I'm a breastfeeding mother for 28 days baby I'm having a running nose. Can I take levocet 10 mg medicine or can u prescribe a medicine
I'm a breastfeeding mother for 28 days baby I'm having a running nose. Can I take levocet 10 mg medicine or can u prescribe a medicine
Frequent menses 2x/mo, weight gain, facial hair, acne. USG: Rt ovarian cyst. Thyroid normal. *In last 2 months I had periods twice a month with weight gain, facial hair and acne. Ultrasound shows right ovarian simple cyst and thyroid test is normal.*
I am having pcos for 10 years consumed ocps 3years back currently having menses for around 20 days after a gap of 3 months left taking ocps because of side effects and since it's a temporary cure currently on lifestyle modifications so should I take ocps for ovulation inductions since I am having irregular periods
I got two negative test my last period was on 15 August Stayed for only one day now it's not came yet l was involved on 2 or 3 September with partner not fully suggest me with solution
Hi Doctors. Can I get the AMH test done during non-period day? It would be great if I get some suggestions.
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