Delayed Period. Taken Regestron. Is It Safe? Get My Period?

Posted on Fri, 29 Jun 2012

Question: Hi , my periods are delayed from 20 days , i have taken REGESTRON 5MG for 3 days thrice daily ...Is it safe and when will i have my periods ?

Follow up: Dr. Shanthi E (14 minutes later)

I am having all the side effects of regestron as in light abdominal pain , vomiting sensation ... My query is whether Regestron 5mg is taken for postponement of periods or it induces delayed periods after taking the tab ....?

Follow up: Dr. Shanthi E (7 minutes later)

i have done pregnancy test thrice but the results were negative,i am having all the symptoms which i get during periods,but still m not getting my periods

Answered by Dr. Shanthi E (32 minutes later)

Hello,

Thank you for posting the query.

Regestrone 5 mg belongs to progestogens class of drugs. It is usually given to postpone periods. It has to be taken 3 days before the onset of menstruation so that periods is delayed.

Your pregnancy tests are negative thrice. You are unlikely to be pregnant.

It is advised to XXXXXXX a gynaecologist and get yourself examined for other causes of amenorrhoea (absence of periods) like polycystic ovarian disease, thyroid disorders etc.

Hope I have answered your query. Please accept my answer in case you do not have further queries.

Regards,

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

Follow up: Dr. Shanthi E (1 hour later)

Thnkq fr the reply , how long the period is delayed after taking this tab , As in this tab was taken fr thrice a day for three days , today is th fifth day tat means already two days are over without taking this tab ... accoeding to you when i will have period ...

Answered by Dr. Shanthi E (10 minutes later)

Thanks for writing back,

Periods is delayed for however long you take the medicine.

Menstruation usually occurs 3 to 5 days after stopping the medicine. You may wait for 3 more days and watch.

If you do not get your periods after 3 days too, then consult a gynaecologist.

Regards,

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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Raju A.T