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I Had provera 10 mg 3 times a day from 4th to 8th January, then I got my periods on 12th to 18 January. Now again today on 26th I notice spotting like periods..is it normal to have periods 2times after provera?
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some time it's normal or a commonest side effect. it settles. nothing to worry. if not get an in person consultation
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