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Hi doctor, I have irregular periods...I always get them at an interval of 38-40 days.. Today when I had a check up and an ultrasound done she gave duphaston for five days morning and evening. And Glucophage for the next three months morning and evening..can I have these together or after the periods I should have the Glucophage.. Will i need duphaston again to Induce my periods...this is the first time I have missed my periods..tested negative for pregnancy.should I take a second opinion or proceed with this.
Mon, 9 Oct 2017
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
Hi, Thanks for asking. I understand your concern. Duphaston is a hormone progesterone .. taking important part in menstruation &fertility. This time it was given for inducing periods Glyciphage is a medicine toincrease use of glucose in blood... reduce fat &weight.(one of the cause of irregular periods) Both the drugs do not interfere with each other's action... can be taken together. Following the withdrawal bleeding.. you would be subjected to ovulation study,thyroid &ovarian study... to find cause of the delay in period &then specific treatment would be possible.. Ifcurrent doctor is a gynecologist.. you can continue the treatment... if not consult a gynecologist Thanks.
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Can Glucophage And Duphaston Be Taken Together?
Hi, Thanks for asking. I understand your concern. Duphaston is a hormone progesterone .. taking important part in menstruation &fertility. This time it was given for inducing periods Glyciphage is a medicine toincrease use of glucose in blood... reduce fat &weight.(one of the cause of irregular periods) Both the drugs do not interfere with each other s action... can be taken together. Following the withdrawal bleeding.. you would be subjected to ovulation study,thyroid &ovarian study... to find cause of the delay in period &then specific treatment would be possible.. Ifcurrent doctor is a gynecologist.. you can continue the treatment... if not consult a gynecologist Thanks.