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PCOS Problem. Not Getting Periods After Having Krimson-35, Only Spotting. How To Regularize Periods?

Hi Doc, I ve PCOS problem. I ve been taking various medicines for it... recently my gyn gave me krimson-35. i completed one cycle of krimson-35.But i had soptting after my periods for 5-10 days while taking the tablet. now even after completing 1 cycle of krimson-35 i didnt get my periods. only black spotting i saw today morning. Wat to do if i am not getting my periods even after taking krimson-35.
Wed, 2 Jan 2013
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You have not mentioned what investigations you had, and what medicines were prescribed to you in the past. Your symptoms suggest that your endometrial shedding is improper indicative of abnormal estrogen-progesterone balance. You should see an endocrinologist along with your gynecologist to get a comprehensive evaluation and effective treatment. You perhaps need medication on a different line to treat your condition as every patient profile is different in PCOS. Good luck.
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PCOS Problem. Not Getting Periods After Having Krimson-35, Only Spotting. How To Regularize Periods?

Hi, You have not mentioned what investigations you had, and what medicines were prescribed to you in the past. Your symptoms suggest that your endometrial shedding is improper indicative of abnormal estrogen-progesterone balance. You should see an endocrinologist along with your gynecologist to get a comprehensive evaluation and effective treatment. You perhaps need medication on a different line to treat your condition as every patient profile is different in PCOS. Good luck.