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Pcos and medication
I have pcos and am using (medroxyprogestorone actate) harmone tablets for getting my periods...i got 5 mnths back my last period and i used this tablets for 5 days as per day 2 tablets my course complete 1 week back and today is the 8th day and still i didn't get my period is it okay?(i masturbated two times, once while on medication and again after completion of medication which is 6 days later of medication,but many doctors said that there is no relation between masturbation and medication) so why am i not getting my periods?
#Thanks in advance doc#
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
You have to wait for 7-10 days after taking pills for menses to start.
Wait for 3-4 days more.
If you are sexually active, do urine pregnancy test.
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