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Periods problem
I had periods postpone tablet day before my peiods but still got period and it's getting heavy and cramping more. Why did the tablets didn't work?
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Need to start early Connect to manage periods now
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it works best when you start taking the medicine 4 to 5 days prior to the expected date.If you have heavy periods, you may tab Tab Trapic MF 1 tab three times a day till your bleeding stops
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Connect please
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Youll have to start the medication atleast 3-4 days prior to expected date of period. Trapic mf 3 times. Daily for the bleeeding to reduce
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It should ideally be started 3 to 5 days prior to expected date of menses . Because this will not act once ur harmonal changes have occurred and if u r about to get ur menses . Take tab pause mf three times -stop the tablet once bleeding stops
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