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Why it takes time to induce period
Why Deviry 10mg takes minimum 7 to 10 days to trigger period? I am not from medical background, but as per my understanding these hormonal pills increase level of progesterone in our body artificially then once we stop medicine, progesterone level starts to decline. Once it is declined up to a certain threshold, brain send signal to uterus and hence contraction happen and hence period. But why it takes 7 to 10 days time for Deviry 10mg to do this?
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Deviry is the artificial progesterone . Once you stop it, it will take a few days for progesterone levels to decline and the brain the sense it.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Every medicine takes time to work
The levels of the hormone take time to reduce an induce shedding
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