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After taking Medroxyprogesterone acetate
My last cycle was on 18 jan.. i had an protected intercourse on 24 feb..my cycle range is 35-39 days.i took medroxyprogesterone acetatr 3times 3days for 13-15march and got my periods on 10th day aftr stopping the dose i.e.26 march..i bleed for two days..and today it is about to stop today is 3rd day..upt is negative today..is it ok?? I m not pregnant ??i generally bleed for 4 days..
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Yes it's okay you are not pregnant
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