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Delayed Periods
Hello Doctor,
I am a 22 year old female.
I was diagnosed with PCOD 2 years ago for which I was on birth control pills for 3-4 months.
After that my cycle was regular.
But suddenly again my periods have become irregular.
My last period was on April 25, 2020. After that I didn't get my periods.
Wanted to check should I continue my previous medication which was prescribed to me by the doctor.
Meprate 10mg for 5 days and after periods from the first day itself birth control pills for 21 days.
Please suggest.
Thanks
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Meprate you can take for withdrawal bleeding
But in pcod periods may be irregular even after treatment
Weight loss and lifestyle changes are main stay in treatment of pcod
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Dr. Vilyesh Rasikbhai Ghetia
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Need proper history.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Yes you can take Meprate after urine pregnancy test
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