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Vaginal bleeding during meprate
I am having pcod and my last period was on July 8th , I took meprate tablet from 12th of September as previously a gynac has suggested me that I can take meprate if my period delays. But on 4th day I had vaginal bleeding with a burning sensation and an elevated body temperature of 99.5F , I took 10mg meprate for 4 days but on day 5 I did not take the tablet as I did not feel well with the tablet but my vaginal bleeding has stopped, is there a need to consider a gynac or will I get my withdrawal bleeding , I also took upt and is negative
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You can wait . Since, you have taken meprate for 4days, withdrawal bleeding will occur after 2-3days. In certain cases if withdrawal bleeding doesn’t occur , medicine will have to be regulated. You cn connect for the same.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Wait for a week for menses to start
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Dr. Amira Sheikh
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Wait for few days, if dont get regular periods, consult a gynecologist
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