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Duphaston but no periods

2020-02-25 10:09:38
Hello doctor... My doctor advised to take duphaston tablets 10mg twice a day from day 16 to 25days of my periods...now it's CD 36day but still I haven't got my periods... usually doctor use to advise to take it from CD 18...I use to get periods on or before CD 35... .now am on CD 36. When can I expect my periods...I don't have any pregnancy symptoms though. ...
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Better do urine pregnancy test

Answered2020-02-25 11:11:33

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It's expected to bleed within 3 ~10 days after taking duphaston.. Count your days according and wait.. If no menses even after 2 weeks do sonography and pregnancy test

Answered2020-03-02 13:42:32

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consult for more discussion on ur problem and treatment chat privetly,

Answered2020-02-25 10:52:45

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