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What Could Be The Reasons For Delayed Periods ?

hi am 25 years old married woman, i was supposed to have my periods on 23rd march, but still i have not got my periods. last period was on 20th feb, my cycles are usually 31 days and its regular. A my husband is out of station since 2 months, so me becoming pregnant is impossible. i consulted doctor n she had suggested me to take regestrone 5mg for 4days 1-1 after meals. Can you please help me in this.
Thu, 5 Apr 2012
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Hello,

Regestrone is drug used used to delay pregnancy as well to prepone/postpone periods. If you take these tablets for 4 days and later discontinue, you will get your periods in a day or two.
It will be accompanied by naucea/vomiting, headache.
Otherwise it is harmless.

Take care.
Regards,
Dr. Neelam.
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What Could Be The Reasons For Delayed Periods ?

Hello, Regestrone is drug used used to delay pregnancy as well to prepone/postpone periods. If you take these tablets for 4 days and later discontinue, you will get your periods in a day or two. It will be accompanied by naucea/vomiting, headache. Otherwise it is harmless. Take care. Regards, Dr. Neelam.