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Should I wait for period or start Provera?
I confirmed ovulation with cervical mucus, ovulation predictor kits, and a shift in basal body temperature. I took 20 mg per day of Provera to delay my period. I started 4 days before it was due, and took it until the day my period was supposed to start. It's been 4 days, and I have no PMS symptons. However, my basal body temperature is still high. Can I go ahead and start a 10 day cycle of Provera or should I wait a little longer for my period to start naturally? If so, how long should I wait?
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