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Can palodel tablets delay period. I am taking palodel because my prolactin is high. 38.9 .My cycle has always been 28day but for the past few months its be 26days circle. Please I want to know if: 1. Should stop taking palode tablets for now cos I have six tablets left. 2. When to take pregnancy text and; 3. Any other advise you seem fit Thank you. IFK
Mon, 16 Jan 2017
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
Hi,
Parlodel tablets are not reported to cause delay in periods.If you have delayed periods. If you are suspecting pregnancy, you should to for blood pregnancy test around expected date of periods (It is the test diagnosing pregnancy earliest.Home pregnancy test of urine can be relied upon after 8 days delay in periods) If it is + ve. You can withdraw it for Parlodel is contraindicated in pregnancy. Meet your treating gynecologist earliest for further advise.
Thanks, Dr. Vasudha Jayant Athavale
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Can Parlodel Tablets Cause A Delay In Periods?
Hi, Parlodel tablets are not reported to cause delay in periods.If you have delayed periods. If you are suspecting pregnancy, you should to for blood pregnancy test around expected date of periods (It is the test diagnosing pregnancy earliest.Home pregnancy test of urine can be relied upon after 8 days delay in periods) If it is + ve. You can withdraw it for Parlodel is contraindicated in pregnancy. Meet your treating gynecologist earliest for further advise. Thanks, Dr. Vasudha Jayant Athavale