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Hello i have missed my period for 6 months and was advised to take gynacosid. i took two tablets at once. what do i do? do i take another dosage two for two consecutive days? or would it work the way i have i taken two at once?
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If possible take one pill for an additional two consecutive days. If you don't get any bleeding over the following week you can be reassured it wasn't because the dose was insufficient, but you then should be further evaluated.
Answered 9/5/2021
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