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I started taking primolut-N twice a day
I started taking Primolut- N twice a day from 14 th April 2023 to delay my periods due to travel. From yesterday evening (15th) I started getting brown discharge. Today( 16th) in the afternoon I started to bleed. Today is my travel day . What to do? Should I stop taking the pill?
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You didn't mention the date of your last period.
Apparently you have taken Primolut N as a part of self medication.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Medicine should be started at least 3 days prior to expected date.
If bleeding like period you can stop the medicine.
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