Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Progyluton is a contraceptive pill. It prevents ovulation and pregnancy and is usually prescribed in regulating periods, abnormal bleeding, and hormonal imbalances. *Were you prescribed this due to the absence of period or due to any other reason? *What are your height and weight? *Do you have any other medical issues or take any medications? *Are your periods regular? *How old are you? *Do you have children? Have you been pregnant before? As you are trying to get pregnant I recommend: -Stop the pill. -An obstetrician-gynecologist consult to make sure all is well to get pregnant. -Regular intercourse every alternate day at least, especially in the middle third of your cycle. -A folic acid supplement every day. -Basal body temperature monitoring and ovulation prediction kits to help detect ovulation date (if periods are regular). Ovulation day and 3 days before this day is your most fertile period. -Maintain a healthy weight. -Reduce stress and caffeine. -Eat healthy and exercise whenever possible. -Stay well hydrated. If below 30, try for a year. If above 30, for 6 months. If negative, see a fertility specialist to check you both for fertility issues. Hormone level imbalances can prevent pregnancy. This needs to be assessed thoroughly. Hope this helps. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Wish you good health and hope that you conceive soon. Regards, Dr. Shuba Hariprasad