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  5. I've just started taking Krimson 35 for PCOD after my doctor advised it, but after just one tablet, I'm experiencing abdominal pain, tiredness, and a headache. I'm not really overweight or anything. Is this normal, or could it be the dosage? What should I do?

I've just started taking Krimson 35 for PCOD after my doctor advised it, but after just one tablet, I'm experiencing abdominal pain, tiredness, and a headache. I'm not really overweight or anything. Is this normal, or could it be the dosage? What should I do?

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I've just started taking Krimson 35 for PCOD after my doctor advised it, but after just one tablet, I'm experiencing abdominal pain, tiredness, and a headache. I'm not really overweight or anything. Is this normal, or could it be the dosage? What should I do?

it should be normal

Last updated on 20 Feb 2025

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