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I need to take Primolut N in October for delaying my periods from 13th to 20th October. I do get regular periods and my date is 17th or 18th of every month. I haven't taken primolut since 10 years. Is it okay to take it once in a while and what should be the dose. I take minipress xl 2.5mg once after breakfast daily.
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Dr. Hida Zareena Akhtar
Gynecologist
1 yrs exp
Kota
Yes , you can start taking primolut tablet 3-4 days before next menstrual cycle , 5 mg twice a day or 10 mg once a day
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Ms. Shreya Mishra
Maternal and Fetal Medicine Specialist
1 yrs exp
Delhi
You can take primolut n to delay your periods , start it 2-3 days before your due date of periods and take it once daily 5/10mg ( in the afternoon preferably ) till you wish to delay your periods. Your periods will come after 5-7 days of stopping primolut
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