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Regarding irregular periods
I am 22 year old.I am having an irregular periods problem for several months. So my gynaec suggest me some test . My hormones are abnormal . I am having thyroid too. I used meprate to regulate it and then she suggested ginette 35 for regulating my periods... I took the dose and then after completing the dose I started taking meprate a day after tomorrow . I am still not getting my periods , it's been six days . I am having cramps for many days but no sign of period. Is it harmful to take ginette 35 and meprate one after another?
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Don’t take meprate after ginette.stop meprate and wait for 7 days,u will get ur period.start ginette on day 4 of ur bleeding for 3 months .
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There was no need to take meprate after ginette 35
Stop both the tabs and you will get your periods
Once you get the periods pls visit your doc for further management of irregular menses
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Dr. Sunita Kothari
Obstetrician
42 yrs exp
Jaipur
It leads to delayed periods. Can chat online on practo consult app
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