Crina N 15 MG Tablet Health Feed

Hello, No there will not be any side effects on the baby. As you must have taken a small dose fro 5 days Now you have stopped taking it. Continue folic acid once a day.

If bleeding is moderate to more then stop tab and let period come.
If only spotting to mild can increase dose to delay period

Hello Lybrate-User, Crina will never give the desired results. It will just bring the periods temporarily.
Better take homoeopathic treatment for permanent solution.
Till then take
ashoka joanosia q thrice.

Yes it should start within 48 hours.
In some cases it may not bring period.
If you have doubts then you can continue taking it till the function is over. Then stop and you will get the periods.

There are many hormonal drugs in addition to crina ncr for same but any drug can be prescribed by the only doctor who has examined you or can examine you so same gynecologist in details.
It does not affect married life, whether same will work as family planning (contraceptive) or not depends on when started and how consumed so ask about that also to gynecologist.

It is a hormonal pills and can be used for birth control pills.
But it has many side effects.
And taking it may give initial relief but later the problems will come back in double.

One gets 3 to 8 days afetr stopping tablets so wait.
If no period after 8 days of stopping then some reports and change in treatment required.

Yes it is used as a contraceptives
but contraceptives are very harmful to body avoid it if you can.

You can get pregnant in the next cycle... Inform your doctor that you wish to have a baby and instead of crina not 10 mg she will try ovulation induction with follicular monitoring and timed intercourse for getting pregnant in case of PCOD

It is very difficult to say about chances of pregnancy in irregular periods. A number of factors increase the chance of irregular menstruation. Most relate to hormone production. The two hormones that impact menstruation are estrogen and progesterone. These are the hormones that regulate the cycle. Contraceptives can cause irregular bleeding. An intrauterine device (iud) may cause heavy bleeding, while the contraceptive pill can cause spotting between periods. Other changes that are associated w...more