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Emergency Contraceptive
Can emergency contraceptives damage ovary or cause endometrium if taken in excess? I had previous problem of having Irregular periods, but never used i pill. But took three i pills last in the month on july...withdrawal bleeding on 3rd august. Pregnancy test is negetive. But not my periods since then
I am worried. How can i regain my proper uterine function again without taking hormonal birth control to occur mimic periods.
I want my natural periods to come. Is there any way?
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I frequently taken disturbs the hormone status in your body. So the ovary doesn't know how to respond to the hormone levels. It takes quite some time for the ovaries for re-adjustment.
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Yes fr a prescription to help you get your periods you can connect online
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Consult please.
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