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Have Irregular Periods, Not Conceiving. Prescribed Regestrone Tablets. Will This Medicine Act As A Contraceptive?
Dr prescribed me to take Regestrone tablets from day 19 to 25.for 3 months continuously. I visited the doctor with the problem of irregular periods and im not conceiving for the same.
my doubt is there any chance of conceiving during these 3 months when I take the medicine.or do they act as contraceptives. sandhya
my doubt is there any chance of conceiving during these 3 months when I take the medicine.or do they act as contraceptives. sandhya
Thu, 30 May 2013
Hello
Thanks for your query.
Registrone would not act as a contraceptive.
However, you should avoid conceiving while on registrone, as it has been shown to have harmful effects on the fetus.
Have a complete evaluation for your irregular cycles and consult an infertility specialist for the problem of not conceiving.
All the best.
Thanks for your query.
Registrone would not act as a contraceptive.
However, you should avoid conceiving while on registrone, as it has been shown to have harmful effects on the fetus.
Have a complete evaluation for your irregular cycles and consult an infertility specialist for the problem of not conceiving.
All the best.
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Hi
Doctor prescribed regestrone tablets from 19 to 25th day for 3 months, is it O.K.
Ovum is expected to be released between 11th to 20th day , so after that the adrug acts to activate the fertility.
Try to have sex between 11th to 20th day of the next cycle.
Thank you.
Doctor prescribed regestrone tablets from 19 to 25th day for 3 months, is it O.K.
Ovum is expected to be released between 11th to 20th day , so after that the adrug acts to activate the fertility.
Try to have sex between 11th to 20th day of the next cycle.
Thank you.
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