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Missed Periods, Not Pregnant. Took Primolut. When Can I Expect My Periods?

good morning doctor i am 43 yr old and blessed with a girl child of 16 yrs old. i haven t get my tubectomy. we are taking safe measures. but i missed my periods and it has been 57 days i had my last period. actually 2 months back also i had my period after 42 days. now i went for pregnancy test and it is negative. i have taken primolit n for 5 days i.e on from 4th feb. 2013 to 8th feb.2103. when can i expect my periods or shall i consult gynic doctor.
Thu, 14 Feb 2013
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Withdrawal bleeding occurs 3-5 days after completion of treatment and may take up to a week sometimes. Considering your age, dwindling hormones may cause the withdrawal to be delayed. If you do not get a period by the 15th of Feb., see a gynecologist for further management. Stress, obesity and peri-menopause can also lead to irregular periods. Try to maintain a healthy body weight, avoid stress, do some regular exercise and eat healthy. Good luck.
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Missed Periods, Not Pregnant. Took Primolut. When Can I Expect My Periods?

Hi, Withdrawal bleeding occurs 3-5 days after completion of treatment and may take up to a week sometimes. Considering your age, dwindling hormones may cause the withdrawal to be delayed. If you do not get a period by the 15th of Feb., see a gynecologist for further management. Stress, obesity and peri-menopause can also lead to irregular periods. Try to maintain a healthy body weight, avoid stress, do some regular exercise and eat healthy. Good luck.