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Hi..i did beta hcg . And its less than 2..even the home pregnancy tests which are negative..but no periods stills..its 7 days late already..is der any solution to it..how can i get my periods..i have pcod bt i do get periods every month...please suggest
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Hi, you can take Tablet Meprate 10mg twice a day for five days. You will get your periods in a week to ten days.
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If u have taken an ipill then chances of delayed period would b present
Sometimes bcoz of pcod itself the chances of delayed period can b noticed
Wait for a week
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visit GYNECOLOGIST next week if u don't get ur cycles
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Hello dear
Plz do serum prolactin & thyroid function test
Preferably pregnancy test after one week overdue
When was b hcg done
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If negative, consult your gynec online preferably for further course of treatment
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