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For my irregular period doctor gave me duphaston for 4 months with letrozole as I am trying to get pregnant so my question is after four months if i stop duphaston will my period will be in normal cycle as it is going on now as i am taking duphaston?
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You are getting all these medicines with that hope. But only time will tell.
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Keep keep taking the medicine as prescribed.
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This treatment is for conception of pregnancy so go for further investigation as your medicine is not only for regular of cycle but also for conception , needed ovulation study
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Connect please
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Are you taking to first on continuous bases and is your period skipped or is it in a normal frame
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Duphastone is given to you for luteal phase support as you are trying to conceive.
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