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How To Get Periods Early?

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Posted on Wed, 7 Feb 2024
Question: Hello Doctor, Just to recap my situation: I took Duphaston 10 mg(2 a day) from Oct 7-Oct 12 as it had been 14 days that I didn't have periods [possibly bc in between I had to do a ten day course of Naproxen (3 a day)]. Eventually, I got my periods from 15th-19th Oct. Since I have PCOs, I never get my periods on time. Mostly, there is a gap of 30 days between two cycles. I have special occasions and travel plans from 25th Nov till 10dec. Hence, I wanted to get my periods before or after these dates. I took Duphaston from 5-9 November, 10mg, twice a day. It's been 8 days, and there is no withdrawal bleeding. There has been no sex or anything, so I am not pregnant either. I am extremely stressed about what to do next. I feel the entire purpose of taking the medicine is getting defeated now as I haven't gotten my periods before the dates I wanted. What should I do now? Should I take primolut n to delay my periods? If yes, from which dates and how much dosage? I am concerned that taking two separate hormonal pills in one month might counteract, and I might get heavy bleeding within these dates. Or that, my body will become filled with synthetic hormones and it might just make things worse. Pls tell me what to do?
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Answered by Dr. Sunny Madar (12 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Duphaston tries to bring natural rhythm in periods

Detailed Answer:
Hi dear
As you mentioned that you are medically diagnosed PCO,s . In this disease tries to change rhythm to periods by medication only because of travelling is not good . Duphaston tries to eliminate pain and other symptoms or may be helpful to bring natural rhythm in periods . Yes primolut n can delay periods ( one tablet twice and started 3 days prior to expected periods and never taken more than 10 days in your case started on 23 rd nov starting and can end after 4 th December and period can come after 6 or 7 December ) and one warning is that any irregular bleeding during this whole course is directly need attention of gynaecology I.e physical examination too. I will also recommend once with all your reports I.e hormones level and ultrasound reports checked by gynaecologist and then suggested medication ( recently yoga and meditation and antioxidants in diet with multivitamins given good results in PCos esp samadhi breathing techniques) I hope this helps
Thanks.
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How To Get Periods Early?

Brief Answer: Duphaston tries to bring natural rhythm in periods Detailed Answer: Hi dear As you mentioned that you are medically diagnosed PCO,s . In this disease tries to change rhythm to periods by medication only because of travelling is not good . Duphaston tries to eliminate pain and other symptoms or may be helpful to bring natural rhythm in periods . Yes primolut n can delay periods ( one tablet twice and started 3 days prior to expected periods and never taken more than 10 days in your case started on 23 rd nov starting and can end after 4 th December and period can come after 6 or 7 December ) and one warning is that any irregular bleeding during this whole course is directly need attention of gynaecology I.e physical examination too. I will also recommend once with all your reports I.e hormones level and ultrasound reports checked by gynaecologist and then suggested medication ( recently yoga and meditation and antioxidants in diet with multivitamins given good results in PCos esp samadhi breathing techniques) I hope this helps Thanks.