How to take CYCLENORM E and P for PCOS?

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Hi I have been diagonsed with pcos and I havent got my periods..so I was given cyclenorm e and p to take for 3 days after which in 4 days I got it., I was given yaz I wanted to know if I should take it on the first day of menstrual period or after that?

Submitted: 4 Days
Category: OBGYN

Expert:  Dr. Aarti Vazirani replied 4 Days.

Hello.
Thanks for writing to DoctorSpring.com with your health concern.

Yes, Yaz is given to regulate cycles in PCOS.
You can start taking it on the first or second day of your periods, not midcycle or just before your periods are due.

All the best
Please feel free to discuss further.

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Patient replied :

Thank you doctor, I have also beem given ovacet. Can I take it with yaz or shoukd I take it few hours before


Expert:  Dr. Aarti Vazirani replied 3 Days.

Hello.
It is better to space out the medicines.
Feel free to discuss further,
Regards

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Patient replied :

Doctor I am asked to take yaz for 24 days after which I am asked to take 4 day break then resume yaz for 24 days, so I just wanted to know doctor for how long do I have to continue taking yaz and do I need to do blood work after this?


Expert:  Dr. Aarti Vazirani replied 2 Days.

Hello.
For what have you been advised blood work ?
How was PCOS diagnosed for you?
Generally, Yaz is given for 3 - 6 months to regulate cycles.
Regards.

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Patient replied :

Do I have to take ovacet or only yaz to regulate my cycles is enough? Doctor I was diagnosed with pcod thru usg scansand my hormone tests showed raised lh. ? Thank you


Expert:  Dr. Aarti Vazirani replied 1 Day.

IF the hormonal tests are done, no further bloodwork is required.
Generally, following tests are done - please check if they are complete, or anything is pending -
FSH, LH, TSH, Prolactin, OGTT, DHEAS, Free testosterone, Lipid Profile.
Yaz is enough to regulate cycles, ovacet further helps to correct the hormonal imbalances associated with PCOS.
Take care.

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