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Can Crisanta LS Be Used To Treat Scanty Menstruation?
Question: Hi doctor
Can cristana be used for treating scanty period..as suggested by gyne
Earlier diagnosed with PID ..which was treated with antibiotics..but still having pain on both sides of lower abdomen ..had test like pap smear,mri which shows small cyst and fluid in POD .also have scanty but regular period. I'm unmarried and worried if this medicine will create any problem in future..also why this pain is still there..pls suggest
Can cristana be used for treating scanty period..as suggested by gyne
Earlier diagnosed with PID ..which was treated with antibiotics..but still having pain on both sides of lower abdomen ..had test like pap smear,mri which shows small cyst and fluid in POD .also have scanty but regular period. I'm unmarried and worried if this medicine will create any problem in future..also why this pain is still there..pls suggest
Brief Answer:
Explained below.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for trusting hcm about your health care.
I have gone through your history and understand your concerns.
You have scanty menses and pain due to PID,so in my opinion you should treat your infection with the help of antibiotics and antiinflammatory.
Their is no need of pill(cristana) to regulate your menses.
Drink a lot of water,take healthy and nutritious diet.
Do yoga and meditation.
Keep the area dry and clean.
Hope found useful, feel free to ask more information.
Good luck.
Regards
Explained below.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for trusting hcm about your health care.
I have gone through your history and understand your concerns.
You have scanty menses and pain due to PID,so in my opinion you should treat your infection with the help of antibiotics and antiinflammatory.
Their is no need of pill(cristana) to regulate your menses.
Drink a lot of water,take healthy and nutritious diet.
Do yoga and meditation.
Keep the area dry and clean.
Hope found useful, feel free to ask more information.
Good luck.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Hi doctor but why this PID has reoccurred after taking the 2-3 course of antibiotics? The nature of pain is different as compared to pain which was there when I had PID 3 months back..i feel the pain in joints also.m also taking thyronorm 50mg for last few yrears. I'm really worried about the pain..as my gyne suggested me to take cristana because she suspects that I have the problem of endometriosis.she is unsure because she says that she can not conduct lyproscopy for endometrosis as I'm unmarried.pls guide.I have my marriage in 3 months..will there be any problem in future?
I have completed my course of medicine for PID..pain is still there..what do you suggest..today doctor has given oflox oz and nervic g..will this help me? If my ultrasound and pelvic MRI report in mid cycle shows fluid in POD,does that mean that I have PID? Is there any possible causes of pain according to you
Thanks !!
I have completed my course of medicine for PID..pain is still there..what do you suggest..today doctor has given oflox oz and nervic g..will this help me? If my ultrasound and pelvic MRI report in mid cycle shows fluid in POD,does that mean that I have PID? Is there any possible causes of pain according to you
Thanks !!
Brief Answer:
It is most likely due to PID.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
It is most likely due to PID and this treatment will be helpful in your case.
Yes fluid in your POD is most likely due to PID.
You should get your test for tuberculosis done.
Hope found useful, review SOS.
Regards
Brief Answer:
Get your serum calcium and vitamin D3.
Detailed Answer:
hi,
Thanks for the information.
Pain could be due to endometriosis but in my opinion you should not go for any medication without confirmation because every medicine have there own side effects.
PID treatment is quite difficult and it will persist though you are taking appropriate antibiotics.
Hope found useful.
Good luck.
Regards
It is most likely due to PID.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
It is most likely due to PID and this treatment will be helpful in your case.
Yes fluid in your POD is most likely due to PID.
You should get your test for tuberculosis done.
Hope found useful, review SOS.
Regards
Brief Answer:
Get your serum calcium and vitamin D3.
Detailed Answer:
hi,
Thanks for the information.
Pain could be due to endometriosis but in my opinion you should not go for any medication without confirmation because every medicine have there own side effects.
PID treatment is quite difficult and it will persist though you are taking appropriate antibiotics.
Hope found useful.
Good luck.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Why tuberculosis test is needed? I have never been in contact with someone who has tuberculosis.what are its symptoms? Is there any other way of contracting with this disease?
But what are the other ways of getting tb? And one more thing why nervic g medicine has been prescribed to me as this medicine is given for nerve damage or seizures!! Is that medicine safe to consume without having these symptoms?
But what are the other ways of getting tb? And one more thing why nervic g medicine has been prescribed to me as this medicine is given for nerve damage or seizures!! Is that medicine safe to consume without having these symptoms?
Brief Answer:
Transmitted through saliva and droplet .
Detailed Answer:
hello dear,
Tb can be transmitted through droplet in air and saliva during kissing.
You can take that tablet for sometime to relief your symptoms but long term use is not recommended.
Hope found useful.
Good luck.
Regards
Brief Answer:
As it is also cause PID.
Detailed Answer:
hi,
As you are having persistent PID, I want you to go for TB testing.
other symptoms are loss of appetite,weight loss and low grade fever.
Could it be due to chronic cough or due to low immunity.
Hope found useful, feel free to ask more information.
Good luck.
Regards
Transmitted through saliva and droplet .
Detailed Answer:
hello dear,
Tb can be transmitted through droplet in air and saliva during kissing.
You can take that tablet for sometime to relief your symptoms but long term use is not recommended.
Hope found useful.
Good luck.
Regards
Brief Answer:
As it is also cause PID.
Detailed Answer:
hi,
As you are having persistent PID, I want you to go for TB testing.
other symptoms are loss of appetite,weight loss and low grade fever.
Could it be due to chronic cough or due to low immunity.
Hope found useful, feel free to ask more information.
Good luck.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Hi doctor my last ques would be
1.In my CBC report..my lymphocytes count was 17 normal range starts from 18!! Wbc was normal.. What could be the reason ??? I'm in constant stress..
2. I was in a relationship till last year December..if tb is not the reason(let's assume) for PID..then what could be the reason for PID?
1.In my CBC report..my lymphocytes count was 17 normal range starts from 18!! Wbc was normal.. What could be the reason ??? I'm in constant stress..
2. I was in a relationship till last year December..if tb is not the reason(let's assume) for PID..then what could be the reason for PID?
Brief Answer:
It is considered normal.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear,
It is considered normal, there is nothing to worry about because lab variation always be there.
The chances of STD infection are there if you have persistent PID,most common chlamydia and gonorrhoea.
You should tested for both as well as your bf.
Hope found useful, feel free to ask more information.
Good luck.
Regards
It is considered normal.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear,
It is considered normal, there is nothing to worry about because lab variation always be there.
The chances of STD infection are there if you have persistent PID,most common chlamydia and gonorrhoea.
You should tested for both as well as your bf.
Hope found useful, feel free to ask more information.
Good luck.
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
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