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Hi,
I am planning pregnancy but by husband tested covid positive so doctor advised not to plan pregnancy this month and prescribed contraceptive pills named Dronis 20 which contains 24 pills.
I have consumed 22 pills till date without skipping a day.
But today I got my periods. So wanted to know if this is normal to get periods before the course of contraceptive is over.
Thanks in advance.
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As it's a low dose break through bleeding can happen. You can start taking folic acid supplement and plan for pregnancy this cycle
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Its normal...no need to worry
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Yes.. its normal
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Don't worry. You are okay
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