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Late menstruation
My cycle this month is 37days(my usual cycle since a year is 28-35days)Since I have a long bus journey after 2days, started dose of primolut n today but since evening i observed bloating and little brown discharge ( which is the case every cycle prior to the day it actually starts). I had primolut N on few occasions before (3-4times) but didn't have any side effects. Will my menstruation start tomorrow? Just had 1dose of primolut n. Shall i discontinue taking it?
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Continue 3 days dosage as three times a day
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Ideally it should be taken 3 days prior to the expected date of periods
U can continue n see
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