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My gynac prescribed me meprate twice a day because i want to delay my periods because of some reason, I started the med 4 days before my cycle date and I want to take it for 11 days and she told that I can take for 11 days, so if I'm taking it for this long time it will not cause any breakthrough bleeding?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Dr. Ganga B
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Hi. Meprate doesn’t cause breakthrough bleeding, you can take it for 11 days. Only if you miss the dose in between , you may have withdrawal bleeding
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