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Is It Safe To Take Primolut N To Avoid Pregnancy And What Is The Dosage?
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My last period was on 22nd nov 2013 and was expected to be on 22nd Dec 2013 but it was not happened also there was no intercourse happened before and from 22dec 2013 only we have start intercourse until today & period not happened until today so we checked home pregnancy test on 19th Jan 2014 & It is positive. But we don't need baby right now...so can I use primolut N to avoid it and to get period & for how much day should I take & at what time daily.??could you guide us in detail and as earliest?.
My last period was on 22nd nov 2013 and was expected to be on 22nd Dec 2013 but it was not happened also there was no intercourse happened before and from 22dec 2013 only we have start intercourse until today & period not happened until today so we checked home pregnancy test on 19th Jan 2014 & It is positive. But we don't need baby right now...so can I use primolut N to avoid it and to get period & for how much day should I take & at what time daily.??could you guide us in detail and as earliest?.
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Hi,
Primolut is not going to help end a pregnancy as it is a progestogen which is not an abortifacient. If you do not wish to retain this pregnancy, you should first consult a specialist, get a physical evaluation, undergo a trans-vaginal sonogram to confirm the intrauterine gestation sac and the age of gestation and then only get the prescribed medication for medical abortion in adequate dosage. The whole process should be under the doctor's surveillance and completion of the abortion is confirmed through a follow up sonogram. Please do not self-medicate as it is dangerous. Hope this helps.
Primolut is not going to help end a pregnancy as it is a progestogen which is not an abortifacient. If you do not wish to retain this pregnancy, you should first consult a specialist, get a physical evaluation, undergo a trans-vaginal sonogram to confirm the intrauterine gestation sac and the age of gestation and then only get the prescribed medication for medical abortion in adequate dosage. The whole process should be under the doctor's surveillance and completion of the abortion is confirmed through a follow up sonogram. Please do not self-medicate as it is dangerous. Hope this helps.
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