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Periods prob
Hello doctor,
My last period date was 14th March 2019. I have planned to go for a holy visit on may 1st. My next period date is 14th April 2019, Usually my next period will be delayed by 10days. that will not be feasible for me during the holy visit. So today I visited a gyneac and she suggested me to take Regesterone 1-0-1 for 10days. She told me to take full course for 10days even if I get my periods in the middle of the course. Is that ok or shall I stop the tablet with 5 days. Kindly help me.
I am diabetic and I am under Glycomet 500 mg 3 times a day. I am allergic to pencillin.
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
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Gurgaon
I think there was no need for delaying periods by pills as even if you expected a delay of ten days that means your periods would come on 24 th Apr,and u would be free by the time 1st may happened.
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