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Diagnosed With PCOS. Suggested Primolut. Should I Expect Period?
hi i m 30yrs old woman .recently i have been diagonesd with pcos and two months delay in my periods .....after my gynec suggusted primolut n three times a day for 5 day.....s i took it for 3 days and i m not able to get the primolut n any where in pharmacies ....so i stopped taking it from 4th day ...my question is do i get my periods? after 3 days of medication?
Hello Thanks for your query. Patients with PCOS often have delayed cycles and scanty bleeding. Normally, Primolut - N should be taken for 5 days, as proper progesterone effect is established only after taking it for 5 days. Many doctors prescribe it for 3 days also. After stopping the drug, you normally experience hormonal withdrawal effect. this means that after stopping medication, you normally experience withdrawal bleeding within 2 - 3 days, but definitely maximum within one week. So wait for that time period, and then consult your doctor if you do not have periods by then. take care
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Diagnosed With PCOS. Suggested Primolut. Should I Expect Period?
Hello Thanks for your query. Patients with PCOS often have delayed cycles and scanty bleeding. Normally, Primolut - N should be taken for 5 days, as proper progesterone effect is established only after taking it for 5 days. Many doctors prescribe it for 3 days also. After stopping the drug, you normally experience hormonal withdrawal effect. this means that after stopping medication, you normally experience withdrawal bleeding within 2 - 3 days, but definitely maximum within one week. So wait for that time period, and then consult your doctor if you do not have periods by then. take care