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No periods after having pills to delay
Due to my sisters wedding, I took pills to delay my period from 18th to 27th Jan. I took homeopathy pills. My doctor said I will get my period within 3 to 5 days after stopping the medicine. Today is day 7th, but I am not getting my period yet. yesterday morning, I only got spotting once.Today I got few drops of blood, which came when I was intoilet. I need not to wear sanitary pads because the period is not happening otherwise . I called my Doctor Who prescribed me the medicine, he said to have Hot water bag for two days. The period got stuck by anyhow so to wait for one or two days,More. After while he will give me medicine. I am little confused. Is there any problem? Should I consult any alopathi doctor now? Or should I wait ......??? PLEASE HELP...!!!!
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