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PCOS - no periods for 2+ months
I was asked by a doctor to take Meprate 10mg to induce periods as I hadn't got one since 2 months. I was told to wait for 5-7 days for the periods to start once the dosage of 5 days was done. It has been 11 days since the last medication. No signs of periods yet. Is this normal and was I prescribed the right medication?
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get a ultrsound scan
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The medication prescribed was correct
You need a pregnancy test if you are sexually active
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Dr. Prakruthi Mahamani
Gynecologist
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi yes you were prescribed the right medicine. There can be many reasons why you didn’t get your period inspite of taking medicine. It’s better to get an ultrasound scan and review.
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