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Mid cycle bleeding
I was in ovulation induction treatment for last 3 months. I was taking Letrozole (from day 3 to day7) and Duphaston (From day 14 to day 28). My last cycle period date had come on 25th April. And then after 25th April, I stopped the treatment. And just after 14 days of stopping treatment, again I got bleeding for 2 days. What could be the reason of the bleeding? I don't have any history of irregular period. Then why this mid cycle bleeding suddenly happened after stopping treatment?
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U were taking progesterone and the bleeding is progesterone withdrawal bleeding.
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There may some changes as u have taken progesterones .. if only this cycle is abnormal .. can wait for next cycle and see..
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Dr. Nupur Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Fatehpur
Due to progesterone withdraw bleeding is there
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