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PCOS- no peroid

2021-06-26 14:14:21
I have pcos. My last period was around 3-4 may and this month no peroid. I was covid +ve from 27 April-10 may. Now from the last days i have peroid pain and on 16 june, 21 june i had intense pelvic pain (i took meftal spas for pain) but still no peroids. Can i take regestrone 5 mg? I just discovered that regestrome is a steroid and I was covid +ve. Can I take regestrone or not?
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Yes you can , but may alter cycles

Answered2021-06-26 14:19:27

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