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Meprate 10mg
I recently visited a gynaecologist to prescribe periods postpone medicine.
The doctor has prescribed me meprate 10 mg. If I start having it for 12 days, will there be any problem?
Doctor did not said any timeline. And how long will it take to get my periods.
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You will get periods within 7 - 10 days of stopping this pill or earlier.. please avoid such pills to avoid ectopic pregnancy
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You will get your period upto 10-15 days from stopping your tablets
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To postpone your periods you hv to take it but ideally not recommended to delay it too much . Once you stop the medicine you will get a withdrawal bleeding
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Medicine can be used to delay period upto 14 days.
You will get period after few days of stopping medicine.
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