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Is acne in adult female pcid
If only acne and little bit facial hair is the issue
Usg normal, periods regular, tests show high testosterone & AMH, can it be even called pcod?
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
For normalising androgen levels and reducing acne you need Tablet Krimson 35 from day 2 of your periods for 21 days and then give a gap of seven days and repeat for three months
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Your condition is PCOD in the making. Be careful and reduce androgen levels With Krimson
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Dr. Vilyesh Rasikbhai Ghetia
Gynecologist
14 yrs exp
Vadodara
If it's normal USG nd increase testosterone then it may be hirsutism nd no pcod
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needs to tk anti androgens
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Dr. Neelam
Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Jaipur
Harmonal imbalance is there and it shd be treated accodingly.it might be that no pcod.
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