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I took primolut pill
I suddenly felt like I'm gonna get my periods 10 days earlier and I had a shoot coming up so my gyno prescribed me primolut-n. I had them for four days (23-26th) before my actual period date which is on 3rd. On 23rd I had mild bleeding as well but I continued to have the tablets. My doctor said I'll get my period within 2-3 days after stopping consumption of the tablets. I still haven't got any period. It's been a week.
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Good morning. After stopping the medicine you will get periods within 2 to 14 days. Any further information you need connect with direct consult.
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