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Irregular periods
My last period date was 9th August which was the 1st day of my period. I have a protected sex on 31st august. I did not get periods on 9th September and still i have not got my periods. Today's date is 22/9/2022. I have taken pregnancy test three times till now. 1st was on 16th sept afternoon then 17th sept morning with 1st urine and 19th sept morning with 1st urine. The results were negative. I have taken deviry tablet from 16th sept to 20th sept (5 days one tablet in a day). Kindly suggest me that when will i get my periods or should i take pregnancy test again. Kindly help me. What is the time period of deviry How does it work Is it possible to have slight dry vagina after taking deviry or before periods
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Wait till 30 September u will get ur periods
If there is no pregnancy
Ten days after the last dose
Dryness unrelated to deviry
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Deviry is progestrone tablet, so after finishing the course and waiting for 5-7 days u will get your periods
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Jo need to worry just wait
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5-7 days wait
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