primulot n to jumpstart cycle

i ve been taking progesterone (primulot n) n to jumpstart my cycle after DandC. 3x5mg for 5 days. how many days after my last pill will i get my period??

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mjmom69

Aug 05, 2010

I took 5mg of Provera, which is also progesterone, to start mine and I got my AF 3 days after my last pill. The doctor told me it could be up to 10 days after and if it didn't come then to call him. Good luck.

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