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Bleeding after Primolut N
I stopped taking primolut N medication as told by my doctor on Friday evening (1st May) and I started bleeding today (5th May). I wanted to know for how many days will this bleeding last.
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This bleeding will be like ur regular periods .
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Usually like a period bleeding for around 5 days
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This is the usual effect of Primolut N. If you are not pregnant at present then this bleeding will be like a normal period and the bleeding will stop after 3-5 days. If it is a disturbed pregnancy then we will have to do something to stop this bleeding.
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Dr. Lisa Pinto
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7 yrs exp
Mangalore
Similar to your regular period cycle
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Dr. Padala Dhana Swarupa Rani
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Kakinada
It usually last as a normal cycle for around 3 to 5 days, but sometimes it may last up to 1 week
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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