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Pcos and planning for pregnancy
Hi,
I've irregular periods.. My Gynecologist gave me Crina ncr 10mg for 5days. And adviced to take krimson 35pills from 5th day of periods after screening.
Is it advised to do sonography on 4th-5th day before I start Krimson?
Also on 4th day of my periods I'm bleeding little heavily and had little pain on 2nd &3rd day.
Please advice. Thank you.
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A base line sonography is done to see antral follicular count as well as look for cysts if any, if you are planning for pregnancy and before starting ovulation induction. It's not routinely done before taking tablet krimson, but done before giving you ovulation induction drugs for pregnancy.
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Hello
Pls take a proper consultation from me
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Dr. Rama Eduru
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Nellore
U need a scan
Then u should visit gynaecologist
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Dr. Sritama Sen
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1 yrs exp
Kolkata
You can start krimson 35 from day5 and then also can get the USG done . Krimson requires atleast 3 months properly correct the cycle . It does not matter if you are taking krimson or not , you can do the USG anyday and wont affect the results . Don’t worry .
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