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How Can Periods Be Induced?

I m so stressed..my exams are going to be started from this 28th n my periods date was 17th but till now I havn t received..ate lots of partially raw papayas n drank pomegranate + orange juice since last date..I need it urgently..what should I do now ?? Please suggest any effective home remedy..Please..
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Hello,

Delayed periods cannot be induced all of a sudden. There is no reliable home remedy for it, nor injections or pills can induce bleeding urgently. It would take at least 8 days. In such a condition, I would suggest for getting a gynecological checkup and investigations to cause a delay (pregnancy, thyroid or ovarian problems/PCOD). Excluding pregnancy and finding the cause for the delay would give you psychological relief and you can appear for examination with a free mind. This should side by side be accompanied by specific treatment for regulating periods.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Vasudha Jayant Athavale
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How Can Periods Be Induced?

Hello, Delayed periods cannot be induced all of a sudden. There is no reliable home remedy for it, nor injections or pills can induce bleeding urgently. It would take at least 8 days. In such a condition, I would suggest for getting a gynecological checkup and investigations to cause a delay (pregnancy, thyroid or ovarian problems/PCOD). Excluding pregnancy and finding the cause for the delay would give you psychological relief and you can appear for examination with a free mind. This should side by side be accompanied by specific treatment for regulating periods. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Vasudha Jayant Athavale