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I am facing a hormonal imbalance problem in my last blood test my FSH was 8.31 and LH 5.28 this test was done on 5 th day of my last period (15-aug) and on 17th i got my reports and my doc prescribed Harmoni-f on this 21 days pills, i wanted to know after last pill in how many days my period will come as last day of pill was 7th Sep and i am having few cramps, stringy white discharge (non itchy), as per the regular schedule my period should came by 9th or today 10th of sep, can any one please guide me on this
1. In how many days a person can get periods post medicine
2. Is it normal to have cramps and white discharge
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Wait till 14th sep for periods to come
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Every person responds to a particular medicine in a different way. Generally after stopping the combined oral contraceptive pills, a woman gets a period within one week of the last Dose taken.
If you are having cramps, you might get your period in a day or two.
Some white discharge may be normal if not altered Color and if not foul smelling
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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23 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Within ten days after the last dose
No the cramps are not normal
The white discharge is normal if there is no itching
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