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Trying to conceive and irregular periods
We are planning to conceive and i have irregular periods. Doctor prescribed me to take duphaston 10mg from day 18 of my cycle for 10 days until 27th day. On my 23rd day I had mild Bleeding and 24th day moderate bleeding. I have never got periods this early or bleeding in the middle of my cycle. Accompanied with periods cramp, lower back pain and tiredness. I'm continuing with my duphaston. Is this periods? Can it come in 24th day when in duphaston.
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U can get an ultrasound done to rule out any abnormalities
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Periods may come early up to 7 days before. It is not because of duphaston. U can stop duphaston since u got your periods. Periods may come till 21 St day, it is considered normal variation only
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