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GINETTE 35
I just asked a question regarding the same but forgot to mention one thing...i was diagnosed with pcod and was given GINETTE my Ginette got over 3-4 days a go and i got my period last night with a good amount of blood and mucus but today morning my pad was completely dry. I have not had sex since the lockdown has started . What should i do? Also when should i start my GINETTE now?
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Dr. Yesha Chokshi
Obstetrics & Gynecology
10 yrs exp
Surat
Yes, thanks for clarifying. Just like I suggested in previous answer , it’s completely ok to have less period bleeding while on oc pills like ginette 35. So no need to worry.
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Start next pack of ginette 35 from day 5 of cycle. Consider day 1 of period as day 1 of your cycle.
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Wait for 5 days . You can start it on d5 also .
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