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Am taking duphaston from 18th day of my cycle and ob/gyn had asked to continue it for more 20 days(today 15th/21 days). today its af late by one day, ?
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Progesterone: Taking Progesterone will delay your period. We would not expect a period while taking it. Stopping it would trigger your cycle. Clarify with the prescribing doctor when you should take and when you should stop it.
Answered 12/23/2017
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