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Im Autoimmune Disorder Patient . Since A Year I'm Coughing Blood ( CT Scan Normal) Due To Koch's History. Hence On Heavy Antibiotics I Missed My Period Since 2 Months , My Vagina Now Is Wet With Sticky Milky Yellow Discharge, Sometimes A Sticky Watery Discharge Too Comes Out . Shall I Take Medicine For Periods?! Or Wait
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With ongoing antibiotics and an underlying autoimmune condition, your delayed periods are best evaluated together with your treating doctor rather than starting a medicine to induce them on your own.
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Please also mention the discharge you're noticing, since that's useful information for your doctor to examine alongside the delay.
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Don't self-medicate for the periods while your antibiotic course and autoimmune treatment are ongoing.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Do pregnancy test once
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Yes you can take a medicine to help you get your periods if there is no pregnancy
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