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Hello, My last period was on 20th Dec. I was on 4 days of cold n cough medication, one of the medicine was azithromycin. Last time when I had this same medication for common cold, I got spotting for a day, this time it was for 2 days I had normal flow and I thought may be my period came early, but on the 3rd day it stopped but I had little stomach cramps though so i took meftal spas. What could be the reason for it. Can medicine affect periods or it is some other issue? Please confirm. Thanks.
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Last period was on 20 December. 20 January is yet to come. Please wait for another 5 days. If you get your periods every thing is over. If you don't get your periods then you should consult a Gynaecologist on Practo
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Lots of details required to be able to properly advise you on this. Please consult Dr. Akriti Saxena. You can find me on google too.
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Kindly consult for detailed history
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That cud be ur normal period Unrelated to intake of medicine U can get ur period normally 9 dats in advance
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Azithromycin is an antibiotic and does not disrupt the menstruales cycle Maybe the period is irregular due to stress or get an ultrasound done to rule out pcod
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