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Can Menstridol Be Taken During Pregnancy?

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Posted on Thu, 16 Jun 2016
Question: Can we use Menstridol after pregnancy is confirmed, the test was positive just a 3 days back. could you please suggest if there would be any side effects if we use Menstridol to get the regular Cycle of peridos.
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Answered by Dr. Zenab Tambawala (27 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
avoid

Detailed Answer:
Hi there,
Welcome to HCM,

If the pregnancy test is positive, it is unlikely that you will get your period.
Menstridol is just a pain relief medication and will not be able to cause or decrease period. It's only use if at all is to decrease period cramps.

Since the pregnancy test is positive, you should visit a gynaecologist to discuss further management of the pregnancy, whether you want to continue it or not in both Scenario the input of a qualified medical practitioner is essential.

Do not self medicate.

Hope this helps.
Regards.
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Can Menstridol Be Taken During Pregnancy?

Brief Answer: avoid Detailed Answer: Hi there, Welcome to HCM, If the pregnancy test is positive, it is unlikely that you will get your period. Menstridol is just a pain relief medication and will not be able to cause or decrease period. It's only use if at all is to decrease period cramps. Since the pregnancy test is positive, you should visit a gynaecologist to discuss further management of the pregnancy, whether you want to continue it or not in both Scenario the input of a qualified medical practitioner is essential. Do not self medicate. Hope this helps. Regards.