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Postpone periods
I wanted to prepone periods and so was advised to take norethisterone 5mg twice a day for 5 days and its been 6 days since I completed the course, I still haven't got my periods. Now I need to postpone my periods for atleast 2 weeks.
Can I take primolut n or any similar medicine for 14-15 days and if yes how many times a day?
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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You can get your period anytime as you completed the dose.
Postponement medicine may not work now.
You can try if you want .
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