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Period delay
I have suffer from pcod since last month.doctor suggest me a pill for the treatment with a 7 days gap.so when I take a pill from the 1st month of that treatment my period is gonna miss in the gap of 7 days and it comes between this gap at 6th day.so can I take a pill after a 7 days or not?
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You can take the tablet from D3-4 of your periods.
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Please give a specific example.
Your question is not clear in its present form.
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Connect please
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Ideally Ist pill should be started on day 1 of your period and should be continued till 2q day without missing for even a single day.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
23 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The 21 day pill needs to be taken day From day one of the periods irrespective of the pill free gap
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Dr. Divya Kannari
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
9 yrs exp
Raichur
Always start from
1st to 5 th day of cycle n take for 21 days
Post dat u ll get periods within a week
Once u get periods start with next kit
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