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Brine discharge
I am trying to conceive. My doc gave me sphene and hcg injection then started with duphaston for 14 days. My last period date was 4th June and I ovulated on 15th June (12th day of period). I was having brown discharge and little bit bleeding on 30th June , yesterday light brown discharge and today it has stopped. I did pregnancy test on 30th and it was negative. I was expecting period and doc had told me to start with letroz but asked to wait for flow. So will I get period again or do I have to start any medicine to get it.
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Wait for a week for your period. You should be getting it within 1 week of stopping duphaston. If not consult your doctor. You can also consult me on Docon app
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Hi. Wait for 7 days . Repeat the test again if no periods by that time .
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