Dr. Rajesh Jain
General Practitioner
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Hi doctor,
My first menstruation was normal. But I am suffering from PCOD (polycystic ovary syndrome), and there is a decreased bleeding for the past two years. I had a non-stop period for six months. When I consulted a physician, he took a scan and prescribed medications for PCOD. After taking the medicines for two months, I do not have stomach pain or back pain during periods. I change two to three sanitary pads per day during periods. This month I had periods twice with mild stomach pain. Please help.
Hi,
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1. Apart from medicines, do yoga, pranayama, and perineal exercise regularly.
2. Consume flax seeds.
3. Go for walks regularly.
4. Avoid non-vegetarian, oily, spicy foods and rice for a few months.
5. Eat tablet Amycordial (herbal extracts) twice daily for six months, tablet Krimson 35 (Estradiol) once daily for three menstrual cycles.
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