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Meprate 10 mg to delay periods
Hi I took meprate twice a day for 2 weeks to delay my period  after consulting my gynaecologist I didn't stop taking tablets in between but I have spotting before the completion of course with stomach pain Is this is my period? Still I need to take meprate ? Or will I get proper period after spotting If it is when will I get my periods?
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If we give such a long treatment for delaying the period then a breakthrough bleeding is likely to occur in many patients. For delaying your periods you should have started the treatment only 3 days before the expected date of periods.
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It will convert in normal periods Never take meprate for such a long time
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You vll get your normal periods after spotting…wait for it
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Period will come after you stop the medicine.
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Stop taking meparate you will soon get your periods
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