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On Primoult N. Delayed Period. What Does It Mean?
I am 26. Married in November 2009, Once I miss carry the baby in 7th month of pregnancy in Feb 2011. After that regular periods every month but 7 to 10 days late. But recently my period was on 11th July 2012. Till now I did not get period, last week I consult gynocoligist and pregnancy test was -ve. she gave primolut n 5mg(Norethiserone) tablet for one week daily twice. But also I did not get till today. Please advice me what shall i do now?
Thu, 20 Sep 2012
Hi, welcome to HCM i am Dr Das
From your history, it is evident that you are suffering from irregular period . And now you have temporary stoppage. You are taking right drug. But, you have to wait for chronic7 days after completion of the drug, if then also period does not started , consult with your treating doctor. Normally, bleeding occurs within 7days after completion of the drug.
From your history, it is evident that you are suffering from irregular period . And now you have temporary stoppage. You are taking right drug. But, you have to wait for chronic7 days after completion of the drug, if then also period does not started , consult with your treating doctor. Normally, bleeding occurs within 7days after completion of the drug.
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Infertility is the inability of a couple to conceive after one year of regular sexual intercourse.
If you are having difficulty conceiving then you and your partner should consider visiting a fertility specialist.
Fertility requires healthy sperm to be able to pass through the cervix to the uterus where it meets an egg.
It requires the release of a healthy egg to meet with the sperm by passing through open tubes and eventually implanting in the uterus.
If any of these areas has a problem , pregnancy may not occur.
To evaluate you- your doctor will take a comprehensive history and examine you generally and examine your pelvis. Investigations will involve checking the tubes to make sure they are not blocked, doing blood tests to check to see if the ovaries are releasing eggs to be fertilised , hormonal tests to see if there is anything change in certain hormones that may interfere with fertility (thyroid horome,prolactin,testosterone), an ultrasound may be done to assess the uterus.
Since you had a miscarriage previously your doctor may look at the time in the pregnancy that this occured to see if it is related to the cervix not being closed tightly enough and allowing the baby to pass.
Your partner should also have a sperm count done, because in alot of cases problems conceiving is related to both male and female issues
I hope this helps
Infertility is the inability of a couple to conceive after one year of regular sexual intercourse.
If you are having difficulty conceiving then you and your partner should consider visiting a fertility specialist.
Fertility requires healthy sperm to be able to pass through the cervix to the uterus where it meets an egg.
It requires the release of a healthy egg to meet with the sperm by passing through open tubes and eventually implanting in the uterus.
If any of these areas has a problem , pregnancy may not occur.
To evaluate you- your doctor will take a comprehensive history and examine you generally and examine your pelvis. Investigations will involve checking the tubes to make sure they are not blocked, doing blood tests to check to see if the ovaries are releasing eggs to be fertilised , hormonal tests to see if there is anything change in certain hormones that may interfere with fertility (thyroid horome,prolactin,testosterone), an ultrasound may be done to assess the uterus.
Since you had a miscarriage previously your doctor may look at the time in the pregnancy that this occured to see if it is related to the cervix not being closed tightly enough and allowing the baby to pass.
Your partner should also have a sperm count done, because in alot of cases problems conceiving is related to both male and female issues
I hope this helps
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