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Sudden bleeding after taking regestrone
Hi doctor..I had thyroid n now it is normal ..was got correct period cycles last two months but this month it was late for a week so one of local doctor suggested to take regestrone tablet on the 2nd day of my periods ...I took 6 tablets for 3 days my periods stopped on 4 n 5 th days now it started bleeding on 7 th 8 th day n still continuing..does this effect my pregnancy because we r planning for baby..I'm already taking folic acid n livogen tablets since 3 months n we started family planning from feb2021.pls suggest does regestrone tablet affects pregnancy because normally my periods are only 5 days now it became more than 8 days .pls help
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
14 yrs exp
Jaipur
u cud have take tab duphaston
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Dr. Ishpreetkaur
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Raipur
Not to worry if you get pregnant while taking regesterone ,
But dydrogesterone oral tablets 10 mg is absolutely safe and recommended if you have periods problem and planning a pregnancy.
Second ,you need to get a transvaginal scan done for diagnosing cause on second or 3 day of your menses.
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hi
Registering withdrawal wil gv u bleeding , that's ok .
Folic acid u shud take while planning a pregnancy, not livogen .
Thyroid meds need to be continued even if TSH is normal , once started u shud continue.
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