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Meparate for induced periods
I got my last periods on 19 jan . After this No periods on feb . This is first case of irregularity . After consulting family doctor I started taking meparate 10 mg twice a day from 27 feb to 2 march . I did upt on 27 feb . It was negative . After that only I started meparate . Even on 3rd march also I did upt again to reconfirm . It was negative . Till today i.e 8 th march I didnt get my periods . I need to know whether I need to do beta hcg test also . I am 37 year old female . I have 2 year old daughter .
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You should wait another couple of days for your menses.Post that if still no periods just a get a pelvic scan done for uterine endometrial thickness.Based on that your next option can be started .usually if ET remains less than 4mm you will be recommended OCP’s or estrogen primed progesterone withdrawal.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Wait till 12 u will get your periods if there is no pregnancy
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