What should I do if the breast pain and heaviness that starts around the middle of my monthly cycle and lasts until my period ends has not improved, even though I have been taking Primosa 1000mg and Evion for the past two and a half months following an early abortion? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What should I do if the breast pain and heaviness that starts around the middle of my monthly cycle and lasts until my period ends has not improved, even though I have been taking Primosa 1000mg and Evion for the past two and a half months following an early abortion?

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What should I do if the breast pain and heaviness that starts around the middle of my monthly cycle and lasts until my period ends has not improved, even though I have been taking Primosa 1000mg and Evion for the past two and a half months following an early abortion?

Asked by Female, 25 · 8 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

8 days ago

This cyclical pain is very common and often linked to hormonal fluctuations, which can be temporarily altered after an early abortion. Evening primrose oil (Primosa) and Vitamin E (Evion) can take up to three to six months to show their full benefits. Since you have been taking them for two and a half months, please continue them for now. However, because you have not felt relief, it is best to consult your gynecologist. They can evaluate your symptoms, ensure there are no other underlying issues, and adjust your treatment plan safely.

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What should I do if the breast pain and heaviness that starts around the middle of my monthly cycle and lasts until my period ends has not improved, even though I have been taking Primosa 1000mg and Evion for the past two and a half months following an early abortion?

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