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2018-04-03 16:33:22
I got 1 week late for my period.... I've read somewhere that by eating vitamin D we can have period does it works?? What should be taken for this problem.... Any tablet that don't have more sideeffects
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HELLO, TAB PRIMOLUT N TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE DAYS N STOP BREAKTHROUGH BLEEDING TAKES PLACE WITHIN 48 TO 72 HOUR'S.  IF U CAN TRY CALCIUM CHOLECALSCEFEROL SACHET 60 000 IU TO BE TAKEN ONE IN ONE WEEK. OK.

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Please Take Tab primolut N 1 Twice a day for 3 days Period will come within 7 days after stoppages of primolut N Alone vit D won't help

Answered2018-04-04 04:49:31

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