Control your blood pressure by taking your medicines regularly, reducing salt intake, and eating a healthy diet. Exercise regularly, maintain a healthy weight, and avoid stress, smoking, and excess alcohol. Monitor your blood pressure regularly and consult your doctor for proper follow-up.

It is reassuring that your scans found no underlying issues, meaning we are likely dealing with primary hypertension. Since your pressure remains at 150/100 on Aldactone 50 and Eslo 25, your treatment plan needs optimization. Please keep a daily log of your readings and consult your doctor. They may consider adjusting your current doses, ensuring optimal timing, or introducing a different class of medication, such as an ACE inhibitor or ARB. Meanwhile, focus on a low-sodium diet and stress reduction.

What you are experiencing is a temporary flare-up, often called skin 'purging.' When starting hormonal treatments like Krimson 35 and Aldactone (spironolactone), initial hormonal fluctuations can accelerate skin cell turnover. This temporarily pushes deeply clogged pores to the surface as painful, pus-filled pimples. This phase is common and typically subsides within a few weeks as your body adjusts. Please avoid squeezing the spots to prevent scarring. Keep your skincare routine gentle, and consult your doctor if this flare-up persists or becomes too uncomfortable.

When preparing for pregnancy, we need to adjust your medications to keep you and your baby safe. You will need to stop Carpela (ethinylestradiol/cyproterone), as it is a contraceptive, and Aldactone (spironolactone), which is not recommended during pregnancy. Metital (metformin) is generally considered safe, but your doctor will decide if you should continue it. Please consult your gynecologist or endocrinologist before making any changes so they can safely transition your treatment plan.

Yes, experiencing a very light period is completely normal in your situation. After stopping birth control pills, it can take several months for your body to naturally regulate its hormone levels, especially since you have PCOS. Additionally, continuing spironolactone (Aldactone) can further influence your hormone levels and lighten your menstrual flow. Your body is simply adjusting to these hormonal transitions. Keep tracking your cycle, and if you experience severe pain, missed periods for over three months, or have any concerns, it is always a good idea to check in with your doctor for personalized reassurance.

Alendronic acid is commonly used for bone strengthening and is usually taken for 3-5 years, after which your doctor may reassess and sometimes give a gap depending on your bone health and risk. It is generally safe when taken as prescribed, but regular follow-up is important. A key precaution is dental care, as this medicine can rarely affect jaw healing (called Osteonecrosis of the Jaw). Before any tooth extraction or major dental procedure, inform both your dentist and doctor that you are taking this medicine; they may plan treatment carefully or advise timing adjustments. Maintain good oral hygiene and get routine dental check-ups to reduce risks.