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PCOS and Provera
I was diagnosed with PCOS a few years ago and have never had regular cycles in my life. Recently I decided to try the Pill so my dr put me on Provera 5 mg for 5 days 3 times a day before starting the Pill. Its day 5 after completing the course of Provera and still I have not gotten my period. Do most people on the 5 day course take longer than this to get their period? And is it possible to get pregnant during this time?
I took Provera and it took the WHOLE 10 days to show up! I would definitely give it a few more days. I too have never had a cycle that wasnt induced.
For some, Provera just not might work. You should also, if you haven't before try taking a home pregnancy test just to be on the safe side. Today should be day 10 for you. So if you have not started a period by today, consult your doctor.
This is rather interesting. Its day 8 after completing provera and still nothing. I do not believe that I am pregnant either, did an early detection test and it came back negative. My doctor is out of office for the next week!!
I just took provera 10mg for 10 days and it took 7 days for my af to show. The nurse told me today that was typical.
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