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Missed period
I have been facing the problem of irregular periods from last year. Its always 5-12 days late. I
got my periods on 1st feb and then on 23rd feb i took ipill. I got my period in march on the same day (1st march) but mo period in april. I also conducted pregnancy test at home since its lockdown i cant go out for beta hgc test i conducted the urine test on 30th april and 1st may and it was Negative. Then i consulted a doctor few days ago she suggested me to take deviry10mg once for 5 days. i just want to know when will i get my periods and does ipill stops periods for a month or 2?
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Irregularity in periods is due to the tools used and you have to wait at least 10 days from the last tablet for your periods to come
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U hav taken ipill in February if I'm not mistaken..... Tht can cause period disturbances in the immediate following period not till so late..... Since U hav already taken Deviry.... Just wait for a week U will get periods.
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Dr. Bhagya Rekha
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13 yrs exp
Gokak
Hi whatever your gynecologist has suggested is the right treatment.once you stop divery ,within 7 to 10 days you will get your periods
Ipill contains harmones which can affect your periods.it can cause spotting,delayed periods
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