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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, Irregular Period, Function And Effect Of Norethisterone Tablets

Hi I have got pcos ,an very iregular periods,so the doc haz gave me norethisterone tabs,he said eat them 4 10 dayz an then stop an you wil get a widrawl bleed ,the day you bleed count 21 days onward an get your blood chkd if ovulation iz happening,my question 2 u iz,I thought after eating thez tablets the egg doznt realease so how can ovulation occur.plz reply 2 me bk
Wed, 12 Sep 2012
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Thanks for your query, Norethisterone preparations can be used to regulate cycles and produce more regular and controlled periods. Will recommend you consult your physician for ovulation inducing agents like clomiphene citrates or GnRH etc. Hope I have answered your query and will be happy to respond to any further questions. Thanks
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, Irregular Period, Function And Effect Of Norethisterone Tablets

Hi Welcome to HCM, Thanks for your query, Norethisterone preparations can be used to regulate cycles and produce more regular and controlled periods. Will recommend you consult your physician for ovulation inducing agents like clomiphene citrates or GnRH etc. Hope I have answered your query and will be happy to respond to any further questions. Thanks