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Doubt on pregnancy
Mam I am sexually active and missed my periods and took upt it turned out negative my doctor told take regestrone if negative . My doubt is if there is pregnancy does regestrone cause withdrawl bleeding ..pls reply I have already taken 6 tablets pls help
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You need to complete the full course and wait for a few days to get your period. You will not get you r period immediately. Refer to your consultation, your doctor would have mentioned it.
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If you are pregnant then you will not get withdrawal bleeding in spite of Regesterone.
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No if ur pregnant regesterone will not lead to bleeding
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Wait for one week for periods once you stop registrone tablets after 3 days
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