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My period date is day after tomorrow if i take today regesterone 5mg will it work to delay period?kindly give answer
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Usually cycle postponement medications should be taken at least 3 days before expected periods and at a higher dose. In the current situation, you may try primolut N 5 mg three times a day every 8 hrs( time specific - have to be strict with timely intake ) for maximum of 5 days (not guaranteed as you are starting only 2 days prior). 5mg dosage will work only if it is started at least a week before.
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Better to avoid if possible
High dose of progesterone , might give you headache,breast tenderness,nausea etc
Next cycle can be irregular.
Not advisable to take if you have migraine or any other medical issues
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