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took provera but no periods
Have pcos ,took provera 5 mg twice a day for 5 days, its been 10 days since last pill, had cramps in stomach but no periods yet.
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Hi Rooja,
It took me almost 12 days to get my period each time that I have taken the provera. But to be honest my periods were just spotting and barely noticable. My doctor took blood and determined I was already in my Day3 of my period and I barely saw anything.
It took me almost 12 days to get my period each time that I have taken the provera. But to be honest my periods were just spotting and barely noticable. My doctor took blood and determined I was already in my Day3 of my period and I barely saw anything.
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