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Regular Menstrual Cycle After Taking A Course Of Crisanta For PCOs. Difficulty In Conceiving, Diagnosed Cysts In Ovary. Prescribed Crisanta For 2 Months. Advice
Hi, I am Nisha.I am 25 years old. Before 2 years my menstrual cycle is irregular, after some tests my dc told me that I'm suffering from PCOS, at that time she prescribed me Crisanta. After taking a course of 9 mnths my menstrual cycle gets normal. But now i want to conceive, but I am nt getting it. Last week I had my ultrasund of abdomen and doc told me that I had cysts in my ovary and again she prescribed me crisanta for 2 months. Now suggest me What should I do.???
Mon, 20 May 2013
Hello,
Once you have achieved regularity of your menstrual cycles,now the next goal is to make you ovulate because without ovulation,pregnancy is not posdible.
To achieve ovulation,following methods ar employed...
...taking medicines like CLOMID
...reduction of weight helps in induction of ovulation.Even a 10% reduction in weight can induce ovulation in a PCOS patient.
....Use of medicine like METFORMIN,which helps in reduction of insulin resistance and helping in ovulation.
You must consult a fertility expert and get managed and treated properly.
Thanks
Once you have achieved regularity of your menstrual cycles,now the next goal is to make you ovulate because without ovulation,pregnancy is not posdible.
To achieve ovulation,following methods ar employed...
...taking medicines like CLOMID
...reduction of weight helps in induction of ovulation.Even a 10% reduction in weight can induce ovulation in a PCOS patient.
....Use of medicine like METFORMIN,which helps in reduction of insulin resistance and helping in ovulation.
You must consult a fertility expert and get managed and treated properly.
Thanks
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