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I m 21 having polycystic ovaries having irregular periods n the doctor gave me medicine to induce periods which came on 9 nov n also gave me my pill for regular period but i was unable to take it now my periods are again delayed. Doctor also told me not to be in contact. What should i do to induce periods
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First do a Urine pregnancy test to clear doubts on pregnancy and if Negative take medication to induce periods, u will need Medications to regularise your periods once u get ur periods.
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