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Periods after rpoc

2025-02-24 04:48:07
I have had one abortion on 1st Dec 2024 n one RPOC surgery on 12th Jan 2025...its been more than 45 days...when should I expect my periods to come ??
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Answered2025-02-24 12:28:36

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You should have got your period by now.

Answered2025-02-24 13:35:08

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Wait for 15 days more and still if u don't get periods get upt done

Answered2025-02-24 13:19:28

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Answered2025-02-24 10:49:11

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You are posting this question for the second time as already mentioned you should have got your periods by now you should get your periods within 37 days

Answered2025-02-24 10:31:58

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Within 45-60 days
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Ultrasound if no periods for 60 days post surgery

Answered2025-02-24 10:09:21

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