Missed Periods, Weight Gain, Negative Pregnancy Test, Had Taken A Course Of Meprate 10 Mg, Vitamin B Tabs. What Could Cause The Delay?
Hi, I am 25 year old married women. I used to get periods regulary. But for the past three months, I am missing the same. I tested for pregnancy twice and it was negative. I consulted a doctor and she gave me meprate 10 mg for 5 days( 2 times a week) & Vitamin B tabs since I am looking to get pregnant now. Today( 15th March) is the tenth day after I completed the course. I still havnt got my periods. Can you please tell me why is it so?? I have also gained 8 kg in the past three months. I am now in 78kg with 170cm height . Can you please provide me with some solutions for the same???
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There can be several reasons for irregular periods. Generally, meprate (which contains progesterone) can be expected to produce withdrawal bleeding only in case of anovulatory cycles. This occurs in 7-10 days of stopping treatment.
The weight gain and irregular cycles are suggestive of a possible polycystic ovarian syndrome. I would like to know if an ultrasonography of the pelvic region has been done for you. The treatment of PCOS is different and does not involve giving meprate. I would suggest that you see a gynaecologist, get an ultrasonography of the pelvis done so that proper management can be done.
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Missed Periods, Weight Gain, Negative Pregnancy Test, Had Taken A Course Of Meprate 10 Mg, Vitamin B Tabs. What Could Cause The Delay?
Hi, Thanks for writing in. There can be several reasons for irregular periods. Generally, meprate (which contains progesterone) can be expected to produce withdrawal bleeding only in case of anovulatory cycles. This occurs in 7-10 days of stopping treatment. The weight gain and irregular cycles are suggestive of a possible polycystic ovarian syndrome. I would like to know if an ultrasonography of the pelvic region has been done for you. The treatment of PCOS is different and does not involve giving meprate. I would suggest that you see a gynaecologist, get an ultrasonography of the pelvis done so that proper management can be done. Hope this helps