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Period missed1+ month now taking provera
I am 17 years of age, will be turning 18 on may 21st. I missed my period sometime late last year it just so happened it was just a push back because when i had sex it came down later on that same day.
This year started off quite fine but last month i missed my period again it hasn't come up to this day (April 19th)
My doctor prescribed provera he explained something about an undeveloped egg. I have to take it for 5 to 10 days I took one today.
My Questions are: IS IT A GOOD IDEA TO BE ON THIS PILL? WHAT SHOULD I EAT WHILE TAKING THE TABLETS? CAN I EAT THE USUAL THINGS I EAT? AND, WHAT ELSE CAN I DO OTHER THAN TAKING PILLS?
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Well it is nothing but hormonal pill..I don't think you need to worry about the diet or anything related to it..You can eat the usual things...Make sure that you take the tablets on time and go for regukar follow up...I would suggest you to use contraceptive measures...Thank you
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