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Med to get periods
My Gynae has prescribed me some medicine called corona to get periods and is to be taken for 5days, which I started taking it from 8th March. I still haven't got my periods, should I be concerned?
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I'm not sure of that brand of medicine. But it may take upto 7-10days for you to get periods once you stop the medicine so nothing to be worried
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No.... After stopping the medicine period comes within 7 to 10days. So I always write the dates for ex. 8th to 12 th take medicine.
Wait for period from 13th to 23rd. Like dat. Relax.
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Dr. Vijay Patil
Gynecologist
5 yrs exp
Jalgaon
U should wait for wk at least,
After stopping medication periods comes within 10 days
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Mumbai
Usually wait for a week
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