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Periods before 10days
My date was on 7th. It was regular before two months and I used to take ipill before frequently in each month. But now I have stopped take those almost three months back.
I was having fasting blood sugar 117 measured 15to 20 days back so was instructed to take methi powder with water after bath and I was having strong tea as well.
I got my periods 10days before.
Is it normal?
Shall I start taking precautions diabetes and I am obese.
I am currently having vaginal infection its not yet cured.
I applying candid v and took antifungal medicines but the itching goes away for fee days but the eruptions in lagiba and near anus is still there. The Infection keeps on coming back.
What shall I do?
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This infection won't go until you treat your sugars kindly consult endocrinologist to plan
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