I had a D and C at 10 weeks, and now I am taking Ovalife Met and Crisanta as my insulin level was 108.4. I want to conceive soon, so can I take Crisanta for only one cycle, and is my insulin level high? What should I do?

An insulin level of 108.4 is higher than normal and may indicate insulin resistance, which can affect ovulation and fertility. Ovalife Met helps in controlling insulin levels, while Crisanta is a contraceptive tablet that prevents pregnancy and is sometimes used to regulate cycles. If you are planning to conceive, continuing Crisanta will not help, as it stops ovulation. It is best to consult your doctor to decide when to stop it and plan treatment to improve your chances of conception safely.

I was told I have a cyst in my left ovary 3 months ago and took medicines, but it is still there in my latest report, and now a fibroid has also developed. What should I do?

An ovarian cyst that persists along with a newly detected fibroid needs proper follow-up, as both can vary in size and effect over time. Many cysts are harmless, but persistence means they should be monitored or treated based on symptoms and size. Fibroids are also common and often manageable without surgery if they are small and not causing major issues. Consult your doctor to review your reports and decide if you need continued medicines, monitoring, or any further treatment.

I have PCOD, and my periods have been irregular. I was taking Crisanta for 5 months, but after stopping it, my periods have not come for the last 4 months. What should I do, and which medicine can help?

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I have PCOD, and my periods have been irregular. I was taking Crisanta for 5 months, but after stopping it, my periods have not come for the last 4 months. What should I do, and which medicine can help?

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