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Pcos, ipill, white discharge
I have pcos and i was taking homeopathic medicine for it from last 3 months my cycle was regular for 3 months - 30 days cycle my periods were due on 7th may.
I had ipill on 2nd may (although we also used protection as well) and did not get the withdrawal bleeding (which should come on 9th may - 7th day since i had pill) nd my periods on 7th may did not come, i think due to pill were delayed.
It's 13 may today, still no periods but getting a white discharge from last 5 days.
Also did check upt today itself - negative.
What should i do?
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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Wait for 7-10 days for periods
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Wait for 5 days for menses to start
If no menses then consult
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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