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Delayed period
My sister took emergency contraceptive pill in March post which she got her period on time (9th of april). She again took ECP on 20th April, after which she took Primolut-N (6-10th may) to delay her period as she was traveling. She was supposed to get her period by 9-10th april. Even though she has a history of pcos, she usually gets her period right on time. Usually, after taking Primolut-N, she gets her period within 3-4 days. But this time, she didn't get her period yet. Is this normal? How long should we wait?
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Do urine pregnancy test and connect pls
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Period should happen after a week of taking medicine.
Go for BetaHCG test to confirm.
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