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PCOS & irregular periods
I have PCOS. Earlier one gynaecologist prescribed REGESTRONE & KRIMSON 35 to get periods ( as I didn't get my period for 4 months ) and to maintain my cycle . I got periods with good flow after taking regestrone
. But when I started taking krimson 35 I got my periods on time but they were scanty with minimal flow . What's the reason behind less flow , is it because of krimson 35 tablet ? Please let me know and also suggest any other medicine to get regular flow
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Krimson 35 is combination of two medications which is for pcos patients which regulates the hormonal imbalance causing irregular periods, acne, facial hair.
As long as you are getting your period, don’t be worried about the amount now as you just started the medication. Continue it for another few months as prescribed by your doctor.
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Krimson is known to reduce the amount and duration of blood flow while you are taking it
The only treatment of pcos is to exercise and maintain a healthy body mass index
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