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Pcod /irregular periods
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I have pcod issue. I wasn't bleed from last 3 months . And period was started exactly after 3 months with spotting and it continues till now around 15days now . Can I use primoult N tablet to stop spotting and continue my periods once stop the tablet?
Last year same time I took this tablet before periods to start period .
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You need some non hormonal medication first to stop periods
If no success you may need progesterone
Please do some basic blood tests including tsh and pelvic sonography if no recent one
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That's a hormonal tablets once u stop them u will again get periods so avoid using it.
There r other non hormonal medications for stopping menses,for prescription kindly consult on practo
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Dr. Supriya Goyal
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No..don't take this medicine..get beta HCG test, latest ultrasound pelvis n ur thyroid profile to rule out any hormonal imbalance n any pelvis pathology..
Only PCO does not cause this prolonged periods
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