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I am a pcod patient ,I have been taking Diane 35 for almost 2years now but this month I stopped to check if I get my periods on time. I got my hormone tests done as well my testosterone was little high and prolactin was 137.Got my MRI done ,everything was normal.I have an acne prone skin ,my acne is all gone now but my weight has increased.I was 48 before and now I'm 55 kgs.I am having tab cabgolin 0.25 every Saturdays for prolactin. Wanted to know if Normoz tab will help me lose weight and acne
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Hi Pcod is a very common disorder now a days I suggest not to take oral pills for so many days as it has many side effects If u r interested I can suggest u ayur meds for pcod.. U can chat online
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