Is it possible to get pregnant while on Krimson 35 for PCOD?
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The following is an actual conversation between an iCliniq user and a doctor that has been reviewed and published as a Premium Q&A.
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Hello doctor,
I have one question. My girlfriend is already on Krimson 35 due to PCOD. After we made love, she missed her periods. Now, she is also complaining of morning sickness and pain in lower back. All symptoms are same as she reported five months back when she was pregnant and doctor advised pills for three days for chemical abortion. We feel that she is pregnant again. What we shall do as we are not ready to have child right now? Shall we take that same abortion pill again? Will there be any health complication? Please guide.
Hello,
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One information I should share with you at first is Krimson 35 (Ethinyl estradiol) is not only an anti-PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) tablet; it is a birth control pill also. So, if your girlfriend is regularly having these pills, you need not be concerned about pregnancy. But, there exists risk regarding pregnancy only if she is an irregular user. I think the problem she is having like missed cycle or vomiting could be due to her basic pathology (PCOS). But, please do a pregnancy testing to remain in the safer side. Please let me know if it is unfortunately positive. I will provide specific advise accordingly.
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