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After taking unwanted 72 i didnt get period till 43 days n then i strted to take deviry tablet to induce period ... Soo taking this tablet delay our period more or i will get the period after stopping this tablet ??? Even 2 time mrning sample is negative soo i strted to take tablet ... Does this delay our period more or come in 5/7 days after last dose ... Plzzz help me .. i m worried alot
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Yes you will get your period within a week after stopping deviry.
While taking it you willnot get it
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Dr. Nipun Sharma
Gynecologist
15 yrs exp
Delhi
Usually u get withdrawal after 3-4 days but sometimes t takes longer but u shd confirm that u r not pregnant by beta HCG blood test
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Please do not post the same question repeatedly
Answer will remain the same
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Dr. Alka Gupta
Gynecologist
45 yrs exp
Delhi
Please get a blood pregnancy test- serum beta HCG done. If negative period will come 5 to 10 days after leaving Deviry. If still no period the ultrasound recommended. I would request u to gat in touch with a gynaec
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