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Took the tablet,but still have qualms
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I haven't got my period since 4.5 months,Hence 10 days before I contacted a Doctor on Practo and she advised to take the tablet deviry for 05 days.Its nearing 10 days since I took the tablet but I haven't got my periods yet.I have mild symptoms.I'm exercising and taking food induced with jaggery.Suggestions please?
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You should get withdrawal bleeding after 7-10 days of medicines given to you.if not please check by an transvaginal usg some hormonal evaluation should be done .what about the chance of. Pregnancy??
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Hi good evening
Thnxs for your question
I think u have hormones imbalance due to poly cystic ovaries.
I need complete details regarding ur menes pattern and last menes date.
Usually u should wait for 7-10 days after finished ur 5 days tab.
If no withdrawal bleeding than do ultrasound of plevis to evaluate your uterus and ovaries.
Use my online consulting link so that we can discuss ur quary and advise you accordingly
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