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Pcod and krimson 35
I visited a gynae for my pcod... And she prescribed me krimson 35 for 3 months or 3 cycles. But I got to know that krimson 35 is also a contraceptive. But I want to get pregnant as soon as possible... What should I do now... Take the medicine or ask the Dr to change it.
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Hello! I understand your problem and how confusing it is for you! Patients with untreated PCOS find it difficult to get pregnant or experience miscarriages. So in your case it is best to take the treatment and postpone your pregnancy plans. Otherwise you might find it difficult to get pregnant or even have an unfortunate miscarriage.
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