No periods after taking primolut- N

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Hi, i have been diagnosed with pcod and i have missed my previous cycle. I am not pregnant and i took primolut-n for 5 days, twice a day. Its been more than a week and i haven't got my periods. I m having a little pain on and off but no periods. Can someone suggest what should i do?

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Dr. Vijaya Gupta

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Wait for a total of 10 days after the last dose you should get your periods

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Dr. Pushpa Gour

Gynecologist 32 yrs exp Bhopal

You have to wait for 8 to 10 days after stopping medicine to get your period.

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