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For pcos and menorrhagia, what can i do to treat those other than taking birth control pill? pills makes the symptoms worse. unmarried and only taking pills to regulate period.
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PCOS: This can be a long discussion and best would be to consult a physician personally. Medication like ibuprofen, OCPs, traxenamic acid ( in some countries) can be used to control bleeding.
Answered 8/22/2020
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