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Missed period
I am a pcod patient few days back I consult with practo Dr. She tells me some test etc . Then she recommended me take medicine for coming period Primolut -N (5mg)
After got period I checked and share my report with dr she suggeste me medicine Crisanta ..and she tells me you have problem a little PCOD not very much so you take medicine 6 month or one year .I have taken this medicine atleast 6 month and I also checked with pregnancy kit ( prega news) three times and my report is negative .
So my query is now days my period missed so what can I take Primolut - N medicine or not
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When was ur last period date
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
If there is no pregnancy u can take primolut n
Exercise n reduce weight
That's the only treatment of pcod
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Dr. Bhagyashree A
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Mumbai
If u hav taken crisanta for 3 months with regular menses while in medicine and after stopping, if u have missed ur periods, u l hav to consult online for further history and prescription for missed periods
Yes if u hav missed periods and ur urine pregnancy test is negative... U can take primalut for gettin periods... But the details of the dosage will hav to b explained
Kindly consult
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