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SPOTTING after using Femilon
Doctor hs prescribed me familon tablet for Contraception! I have taken 21 tables and its been five days i had the last tablet! I got little bit spotting today (i got spotting in between for Five six days in this whole month and this is the first month i am using this). Should I start using the second packet from today?
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Dr. Parikshit Jaysukh Savalia
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Ahmedabad
The time when period starts after stopping OC pills varies from woman to woman. On and average it takes about 7 days for periods to start after finishing a packet. you can wait for 2 more days, normal menstrual flow can start from tomorrow.
but if spotting continues then you can you can start new packet from 22nd Jan.
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