Missed Menstrual Period - Pcod - How Long After Taking Hilnor

Missed Menstrual Period - PCOD

Asked for Female, 29 Years

How long after taking Hilnor tablets will I get my periods. Its been 6 days since i completed my tablets but there is no clue of my periods yet.

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Dr. Lata Rajput

Gynecologist 12 yrs exp Pune

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