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Irregular periods
I got my last period on the 19th of Feb and lasted till 22nd Feb. Since then, I have not got my periods. It's delayed. Last year, I had visited my gynaecologist for the irregular periods. He has prescribed me T.Ovral L 1×21 days. Can anyone please tell me how and when to take it. Please help. Can I take it to get my periods?
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From day 5 of menstruation. Continue for 21 days.
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Take it from day 5 to day 25
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Hello, most common causes of missed periods are
1. Pregnancy
2. Hormonal imbalance.
Before starting any tablets it is important to know that there is absolutely no chance of pregnancy.
If you have irregular menses you will have to get a complete check up done with a gynecologist, the reson must be treated or they will keep on getting delayed.
Right now you cannot take Ovral L to get your periods. You will have to take progesterone withdrawal to get your periods.
Ovral L should be taken only after thorough examination by your doctor.
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Speak with your routine Gynaecologist.
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If you are in relationship then do urine pregnancy test ovral l is for regulation of periods do online consultation
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