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Dydroboon for 15 days
I have been prescribed Dydroboon and progesterone for 15 days. I have used 13 days till date. After searching about this medicine, I understood that most doctors prescribe this medicine for only 10 days. As my doctor is not available now, please help me that I need to stop this medicine and progesterone or continue it. Today it was my period time which I missed it. I checked my pregnancy with home kit, it's negative.
I need help, what do I need to do?
Thanks in advance 🙏
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stop progestron and wait for your period
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You didn't specify why you were given Dydrobon and progesterone. So it is difficult to say that the treatment is prolonged.
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You need to mention your problem in more details, kindly take an appointment and consult here.
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
You can stop it and wait for your periods.
Repeat the pregnancy test if you don't get your periods even after one week.
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