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Withdrawal bleed rules out pregnancy?
Got withdrawal bleed 12-14 days after taking a course of meprate 10mg twice a day for five days. First two days were very light and the next 2.5 days were a good flow. I suffer from irregular periods and have PCOD. Also took 5 home pregnancy tests over 4 months and all are negative. Does this rule out the chance of pregnancy?
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Not pregnant
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But for PCOD needs treatment
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Yes you are not pregnant, and now you should chat me online for further treatment so your periods get regular.
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Yes it does rule out pregnancy but dear if you have pcod you need to be under care with a gynaecologist and take long term treatment
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Dr. Vijay Patil
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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