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AUB CR 10 northisterone tab and clostop
I have been getting bleeding between periods ever since I took ipill in July. This month also I had bled for most of the month & so I consulted a gynac and got these two medicines to stop the bleeding, my period date was supposed to be 7th December, they said I will not get this period and will get it when I stop the medicine after 20 days, but my bleeding has still not stopped (the more than spotting bleeding) , it has been 2 days since I started taking the medicine, when will the bleeding stop? How many days does it take to stop? My dosage for medicine is two times a day everyday for 20 days and clostop for 5 days. Please advise.
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The emergency pills are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding but the side effects of 1 emergency pill does not last beyond a month
Rather than a random prescription you first need investigations to find out the reason for the abnormal pattern of bleeding n then you can be offered treatment accordingly
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