No periods since 20+ days.

2025-05-05 15:30:28
I have been diagnosed with pcod since a long time and no medicines suit me well so i worked with my routine but in between that was disrupted and since last three to four month i was having periods properly. It was just last time that i had very less flow during my periods. And this time its been 20 days or more late. So can i eat estil progestil to indice my periods this time. And also i had a protected sex in march 26 and my periods date was 14 around. I was doubtful so i took home pregnancy test after 15 days late periods with my first morning urine and it was negative. So i want to just comfirm that should i take estil progestil or what should i do? Thanks
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Do a serum beta hcg test for confirmation. If negative take the medicine to get periods.

Answered2025-05-08 06:33:49

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Answered2025-05-08 04:00:46

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Well it's better to take any medication after a physical checkup by a gynecologist. How long you have been suffering from PCOS?
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before taking any medication repeat a urine test again or a blood test for beta HCG to confirm the negative pregnancy test
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get yourself checked by a gynecologist

Answered2025-05-07 08:47:19

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