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No periods after taking Regesterone 5mg

2019-04-16 00:30:18
Dear Doctor, I had taken Regesterone 5mg twice daily for 7 days. My tablet stopped on 13.04.2019. Still I did not get my periods. When will I be able to get my periods? I need to get it immediately as I have planned for a holy visit. Kindly provide me suggestions Doctor. Thank you.
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Answered2019-04-16 06:12:16

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As Regestrone is a hormone, so when we stop this withdrawals bleeding will start it may come after 8 to 10 days, but will come. For more detailed answer contact me on Practo consult app.

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Wait for 5 to 10 days

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The tablet may take a week to bring period after finishing

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