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Hello. I have been trying to lose weight, and I have lost 10kg with pcod. I still don't have my periods regular. I did not have period for 3 months almost so my gynae put me on diane 35. Before completing the 21 pills, my period started. First 5-6 days it didn't feel like a normal period, it felt like dark brown discharge only. After 6 days, proper red blood started coming, like when I am on my period. Is this normal?
I will start my next diane 35 cycle 2 days after
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Dr. Nupur Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Fatehpur
Yes it’s normal
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Dr. Karunya Ramesh
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Chennai
Yes this is normal. Withdrawal bleeding after hormone intake can appear different initially. You should ideally start the next course of OCPs from day 2/3 of your periods.
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