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Periods once in every 2 weeks
I am not married. I am a 23 year female. I had my period on march 12 after taking meprate tablet for 5 days due to my irregular period. I have skipped two dosages. (I have took it on feb month as well and got my regular period and that was the first month i took that tablet) Post which i got periods on march 28th again without taking any tablets. Now again on april 14 th i.e., today i got my periods. What may be the cause of this? I am really scared. Kindly help me out.
Thanks in advance.
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Can be due to irregular periods and you have to sort out this because of use of hormone tablets regularly this can be done by is doing in ultrasound examination which will tell us the endometrial thickness based on which we can clear it off with medicines only
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Need detail history and evaluation as well
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