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Hello doctor iam akshitha. I had pcos 2 yr back but after some life style changes my period is regular. My period is 32nd day. But sometime it will be 40th day if anything eaten outside. What should I do in that case? Nxt question is can i take prevent n tablet? If I take only one prevent n tablet and do not take from nxt day will i get my period? Or I need to eat continues for 3 days?
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One tablet is not enough. Consult for more information.
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Exercise n maintain a healthy bmi
One tab will not help u get ur periods the other day
There is a course n a wait period after the tab
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Dr. Dipti Mulay
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13 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
32 days or 40 days cycle both are okay. Make sure that you do not indulge too much in outside food or junk food or sweets. It will cause rapid rise in weight.
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