Postpone Periods - Can Meprate 10 Mg Be Taken To Post Pone

Postpone periods

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Can Meprate 10 mg be taken to Post pone periods without prior check up. I used to take premolut n earlier. Is it safe to take 10 mg

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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta

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Absolutely safe. Nothing to worry.

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