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Menstrual cramps
I am 26 years old unmarried girl
Few months back I was diagnosed with PCOS and I am taking ayurvedic medicine for same due to which my period date is regular now.
The major concern which I am facing now is that after my periods also I feel mestrual cramps like after two weeks of my periods get over.
Kindly help me is it normal or not?
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Take Chandranshu ras 1 tab and Pradarantak loh 2 tab twice a day for almost 6 months. Please give your weight and condition of any facial hair and acne.
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Dr. Prashil Junankar
Ayurveda
5 yrs exp
Nagpur
Keep pad of cotton soaked in any warm oil over region below umbilicus.take 10 ml castor oil during periods bed time.use warm water for drinking and take rest.You will feel better after few cycles.www.junankarayurveda.com
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Dr. Alok Sharma
Ayurveda
43 yrs exp
Meerut
Use दशांग लेप locally
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