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Late Period
My last period date was 13th December. I still havent gotten my periods. UPT report - negative, around 3-4 times. I got tested for Thyroid, Prolactin and Fasting Insulin.
My prolactin is 39, Fasting Insulin is 19.5
Thryoid is under control. I have been prescribed Primolut N - 3 tabs - 3 days.
Why is my period getting delayed? After taking Primolut N dose, will it come back or are there any reasons period still might not happen?
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Get an ultrasound done to rule out the pcos
Weight gain lack of exercise are also important reasons
Yes after the course of primolut there is a wait period followin which you should get your periods if there is no pregnancy
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You have been prescribed tab Primolut N for three days. Please take the treatment and consult with your Gynaecologist. As far as reason is concerned you will have to get a lot of investigations done. Even after that you may not find the cause. But you will get satisfaction that you have done the best available treatment for yourself.
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