I started mid month spotting I have pcos and thyroid I'm travelling from 25th to 29 th and my period date is starts from 25th I took meprate 10mg on doctors consultation to stop the spotting and delay my periods by after one dose my spotting has increased what should I do
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Mid-cycle spotting in someone with PCOS and a thyroid history can happen when the uterine lining is unstable, which is common in both conditions. Travel can also disrupt cycles through stress, sleep loss, or a change in routine.
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Please connect with your gynaecologist before travelling. They know your full history and can advise whether to continue, hold, or adjust anything you are on.
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Please do not stop or change any medication on your own before speaking with your doctor.
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A single dose of meprate never suffices.eprate 10mg should ideally be continued for 10 days atleast twice a day , from today so that your travel period is covered and you may regain your menses in next 3 to 5 days after you stop your regimen.
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you should revise dose to twice a day for atleast10 days to delay your menses
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