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2025-05-15 01:37:55
Hi, I had PCOD some years back and took medications which made my periods to come every 45 days. From nov last year to march this year, they came exactly on same sate every month. My last periods came on 8th March and till now I haven't got. I had taken regesterone for 3 days twice a day and 4 days passed. No periods. I'm not sexually active.
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Answered2025-05-18 06:36:18

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You need to wait for atleast 7days after stopping the medication.

Answered2025-05-16 04:37:38

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It should be taken for 5 days You have to wait for 7-10 days after taking tablets for menses to start

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Period will happen after a week of stopping medicine provided the dose is adequate.

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