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2023-03-28 15:26:03
Hello 2 months back was diagnosed with pcos..2 months I didn't get my period then my gyn prescribed me gynaset tablet for week after that I got my period on Feb 25 this month it is already 3 days late..my question is how much time should I wait and will I have to take tablets everytime to get periods...
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Pls connect for online consultation to understand the reason for delayed period and prescription of medicine for period to come

Answered2023-03-29 02:37:22

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you have to wait for 7 days from your due date if you are very sure that you are not pregnant

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Connect please

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2 to 3 months.

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