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Period delay and No pregnancy
For last 3 cycles of fertility treatment, I was taking Duphaston 10mg for 15 days. And post stopping it in 2-3 days I was getting my period. In 4th cycle, I did not take Duphaston 10mg & I did not get period, also no pregnancy. My treatment doctor is not available. When I met with another doctor, she asked me to take Deviry 10mg for 5 days to get period. But for last 3 cycles I was getting period by taking Duphaston. So, in this cycle shall I continue to take Duphaston or as prescribed by my new doctor I should take Deviry 10mg? I am really confused and worried. Please advise on this.
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Your history suggests that you have been taking Duphaston regularly since three months. It is quite likely that you get withdrawal bleeding under the effect of Progestogen.
Please stop all your medicine for the time being. Let us see if you can get your periods without the Progestogen. Further evaluation will be to see whether you are having spontaneous ovulation or not.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Deviry would be a better idea
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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both have same effect
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