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Delaying periods
My sister had a medical abortion two months ago on November 2 n had periods on 1st day of the month on December n January... Now is it okay if she takes period delaying pills bcs we hve a family ocassion she cant miss on 1st February...
Will it be okay or do her some harm
She has bought regestrone pills... How should she take it
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She can take Tab.Regesterone 5mg 2 times a day up to a maximum of 2 weeks ,
This is a very safe medicine The pills should be started 3-4 days prior to the date when periods are due -periods will return after 5-10 days of stopping the pills;
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hello...... If she starts from today she should continue to take pills daily till 2 or 3.. Periods occur 2 to three days after stopping tablet.. Taking tablet once in while is OK but it should not be routine habbit... Because it causes hormonal imbalance.....
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