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Menustrial disorder

2017-12-03 18:09:18
I have taken 2 tablet of primoluat N in night. 30th nov but perids is not come till.pls help need a more dose
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HELLO, TAB PRIMOLUT N TWO TIMES FOR FIVE DAYS AFTER FOOD N THAN STOP BREAKTHROUGH BLEEDING TAKES PLACE  IN 48-72 HOURS. O.K

Answered2017-12-04 10:26:14

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