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Irregular Menstrual cycle
My periods blood is not coming as usual it's staying in vagina only not coming out naturally from 19 September it's started i thought periods will be coming as last month same thing happened from 8th of August saw blood spotting and on 10th of August my periods hit but this time blood is coming out when i pee or i put my finger in.
What is the purpose of this medicines
Capsule- Rablet D
Tablet- Diane 35
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On 30th june I had unprotected sex but got my periods soon on 1st July but due to pregnancy scare i had ipill on 3rd july on August i was not getting my periods so i took Medroxyprogesterone from 3rd August to 7th August Deviry 10 mg twice a day upto 5 days so i got my periods on 10th of August but now is September my period blood ain't coming out naturally is because of ipill or Deviry 10mg or something else
Is it normal that periord blood stays in your vagina and not comee out as normal periods
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Irregularities in cycles is not uncommon in person taking hormonal medication and I pills
Menstual regulation is advisable if problems persist
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No need to worry , taking multiple hormonal tablets is disturbing your cycle.
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Dont worry, can be treated with proper medications after evaluation.
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Tap consult now to start proper medications
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