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Can Delayed Periods And Nausea After Intake Of Duphaston Be Signs Of Pregnancy?

Hi, I have taken duphaston twice daily for 7 days from the 17th day to 24th day then i stopped it 6 days ago but i didn't have my period until now pluse i have symptoms like nausea ,reflux even after stopping duphaston
Does it mean that may be i'm pregnant?
Fri, 26 Sep 2014
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Hi,
You should have had the withdrawal bleed by now. You may wait for a couple more days to see if you attain a period before testing for pregnancy. Though your symptoms may be related to very early pregnancy, conclusion cannot be drawn on presumption alone. A trans-vaginal sonogram performed after a week adds further information to help in the diagnosis. Please see a specialist for a proper clinical evaluation and further management. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good health.
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Can Delayed Periods And Nausea After Intake Of Duphaston Be Signs Of Pregnancy?

Hi, You should have had the withdrawal bleed by now. You may wait for a couple more days to see if you attain a period before testing for pregnancy. Though your symptoms may be related to very early pregnancy, conclusion cannot be drawn on presumption alone. A trans-vaginal sonogram performed after a week adds further information to help in the diagnosis. Please see a specialist for a proper clinical evaluation and further management. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good health.