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Missed periods
I am not having periods since last two months. My thyroid levels are normal, prolactin is 50.82 ng/ml as per my latest blood tests. Doctor gave me Deviry 10 to take for twice a day for 7 days then stop the medicine and wait for the period. It's my 6th day today after stopping Deviry 10 but I'm still not getting my period. Should I wait more days?
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Prolactin levels can be increased in hypothyroid patients . If you are using Eltroxin tablet you will be hypothyroid not hyperthyroid. If u have started the tab.eltroxin 50mcg recently then after 6weeks of using it repeat your prolactin levels and there are chances of normalising ur prolactin levels and the menstrual cycle also will become regular too.
Coming to usage of Deviry 10 , U can wait for 4more days so that u can get withdrawal bleed
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Even after waiting 4more days if u donât get withdrawal bleed kindly consult gynecologist so that she might start you on OC pills .
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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The Raised prolactin levels need tbe treated
Wait fr a total of ten days after the last dose u should get ur periods if there is no pregnancy
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