Spotting while on Duphaston

2020-09-08 05:44:45
I was prescribed letrozol from Day 3 to 5. My LMP was on 15-08-2020. Had contact during the fertile window every alternate day till cycle day 19. From day 16, started taking Duphaston twice daily which will get over tonight. However, this morning there was 5-6 drops of blood during bowel movement. It was from vagina.It was not bright red in color. No cramps though. Am I getting my periods early?
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Hai dear just wait and see if there is any delay in your period get a pregnancy test done

Answered2020-09-08 07:24:17

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Wait for at least 10 days If you get your periods fine otherwise do a urine pregnancy test and get back to your gynaecologist

Answered2020-09-08 06:49:58

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May be start of your periods or implantation of pregnancy
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Wait and see

Answered2020-09-08 05:49:32

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Avoid lifting weights and stress and intercourses and travel and dehydration Avoid papaya and pineapple Continue Fol 123
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Do a pregnancy test again after 1 week if only spotting and no proper periods
Health Tips
Take milk with turmeric at night

Answered2020-09-09 06:07:27

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Too early to say. wait for another week

Answered2020-09-08 06:28:18

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Hi. Probably yes you are going to get your periods .

Answered2020-09-08 05:50:04

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