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What to do if i m 25yrs old n i hv policystic overies i was on glucofag(500mg),folixh n dain35.i finiseh my course 3month?
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Continue treatment: It sounds like you are getting good care. Polycystic ovaries require long-term treatment, though, not just 3 months. Best wishes!
Answered 4/17/2016
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