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Ovulation Induction Query
I'm a PCOS patient and my periods are irregular & I'm trying to conceive. I had my last period on 12th Jan & started taking ovulation induction. In follicular study, it was confirmed that on 28th Jan egg was released. Doctor prescribed to strat taking Drogyna for 15days(twice daily). Today's my 32nd day from last period. My UPT is negative also didn't get my periods.
1.Is there any chance that I might be pregnant?
2.if not, When can I expect my periods to come?
3.I need to take Drogyna for 2 more days. Will period come only after stopping that medication?
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With irregular cycles Urine Pregnancy Test should be done on day 37
You will have to repeat the pregnancy test after 5 days if you do not get your periods by then
Yes you will get your periods within 10 days of the last dose of this medicine if there is no pregnancy
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Complete course of drogyna and repeat upt after that and consult
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Please continue your medication
And repeat upt test after 1 week
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