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To delay periods
I hv taken primolut N for 5 days.. one tablet a day... Can this help to delay my period for a month?
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You need to continue primolut N for month, when you stop you will get your period within 3to 10 days
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Once you stop tablet you will get periods within a week
Also primolut once a day is not adequate dose
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
If you want to delay your periods for a month you can’t take Primolut N for 5 days , you have to take Primolut N for a month
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Take Primolut N once a day as long as you don’t want your periods
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If you stop Primolut N you will get your periods within 5-7 days
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