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Have PCOS and endometrial hyperplasia, prescribed Modus and Razo. Is this treatment okay?

hi i am 28yrs old having 2 kids of ages 7yrs&5yrs . from last three months i am suffering from pcos & endometrial hyperplasia . in my last sonographyendometrial hyperplasia is not seen .now for pcos my doctor prescribed me tab modus10 for 21days&razo20. is this treatment is ok or there is any sideeffects of this medicine
Asked On : Wed, 9 May 2012
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Hello!
Thanks for your query.
Yes modus 10 for 21 days is the right therapy for PCOS.
Razo 20 is to protect your stomach if you suffer from gastroesophageal problems.
Take them as prescribed from your doctor and do not worry.
Take care of your self
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