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Does Taking Krimson 35 Cause Any Pregnancy Problems?

I am 32 years old. I am PCOD patient and doctor has prescribed me tablet krimson 35. I am taking Krimson 35 from one month. But during 7 days I have no period. My Urine report is positive. Now I am getting Pregnant. Is it any side effect for me or not. Is my child is ok or Not. Please help me.
Mon, 29 Aug 2016
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. The medication is a category X drug in pregnancy and is not indicated. Ovulation may not have been inhibited as you used the pill for the first cycle only and this may have resulted in pregnancy. In the current scenario, you can ask your consultant to prescribe a fetal DNA test to exclude fetal malformations ate the earliest. Virilization of the female fetus can happen if hormones are used at six weeks of gestation. As you have not used the pill any more after the first course, you are relatively safer. A sonogram of the pelvis also is needed to plan further management. Hope this helps.
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Does Taking Krimson 35 Cause Any Pregnancy Problems?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. The medication is a category X drug in pregnancy and is not indicated. Ovulation may not have been inhibited as you used the pill for the first cycle only and this may have resulted in pregnancy. In the current scenario, you can ask your consultant to prescribe a fetal DNA test to exclude fetal malformations ate the earliest. Virilization of the female fetus can happen if hormones are used at six weeks of gestation. As you have not used the pill any more after the first course, you are relatively safer. A sonogram of the pelvis also is needed to plan further management. Hope this helps.