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Taking progesterone
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I am trying to conceive and doc has advised to take take progesterone twice a day after ovulation till 2 weeks.
2 weeks are now over. I haven't got periods yet. Missed period by 2 days. Can I be pregnant or any side effects of progesterone? Does progesterone delay period also?
I have some symptoms of pregnancy like period like cramps.
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Wait for 1 week for periods to start after stopping your progesterone.If still no periods you can get urine pregnancy test at home or more confirmatory beta HCG test and connect online with me for further advice in either case with your report
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It will take about a week after you stop Progesterone. If you don't get your periods after one week then you should do a urine pregnancy test and consult with your Gynaecologist who prescribed Progesterone, with your urine report.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Go fr a pregnancy test to find out
Yes it does delay period
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Dr. Divya Kannari
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7 yrs exp
Raichur
After stopping sometimes it take time for periods
But do one pregnancy test if negative then wait
Once u stopped progesterone it takes 7-10 days for periods to come
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