Can someone tell me if a medication called Prometrium is suppose to stop or start your period?
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Prometrium is prescribed for postmenopausal women who are taking estrogen (hormone replacement therapy); it prevents a buildup of the lining of the uterus and abnormal bleeding. Prometrium also may be prescribed to restore menstruation if your menstrual periods have stopped...Check out the link below.  It has way more info than I can post here. Hope it helps.
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Don't listen to the lady above me.  You need to go see a dr. again and let them know about all the side effects of the medicine that you were on before and see if there is something else that they can give you to help you become more regular that won't cause so many problems.  And having children DOES NOT regulate your period.  That's a common misconception that has cause a lot of kids to be here and their moms to still have issues with their periods.  Primrose oil and black cohosh will help to regulate your cycle better than any other natural method.  Begin taking them the 1st day after the end of your cycle at the doses recommended and you should see results within 2-3 mos.  Hope this helps and best of luck.
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The regular use of the following Homeopathic Prescription will regulate all irregularities in your periods.\n1.PSORINUM 1M just one dose per week.\nFollowed by 4 tablets each of the following Tissue Salts at least 3 times a day half hour before meals:-\n\n1.CALCAREA PHOS 6X\n2.FERRUM PHOS 6X\n3.NATRIUM MUR 6X\n\nAll of these are Side Effects free Homeopathic Remedies.\nTake care and God Bless you ! \n\nP.s.\nIf the remedies don't make a difference in a week.\nI would advise you to please put up more details about yourself and tell us exactly how and what you feel in your own words.So  i can amend or correct your treatment.\nTake care
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Yes, go to your doctor and ask for norethisterone. It's a form of progesterone which will delay your period until you want it to happen. It's perfectly safe to do.
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I am on the pill and my last day is Sunday. I never start my period before Thursday. So I wouldn't be to worried. It has always been that way for me.
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I took Alesse for awhile and experienced longer periods as well.  Alessa is a birth control pill that builds up the dosage of hormones gradually throughout the month so maybe you should try a birth control pill that is the same dosage every day, like Orthocyclen.  Have you asked your gyno about it?
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Depo provera can stop your period. I don't know how safe it is, but I know it does happen to lots of women. Talk to your gyn. What does (s)he say about it? Have you ever considered switching birth control methods for a while and see what happens? The patch is good.
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well when i stopped my pill i got my period like normal then it stopped and came back i was worried i took a pregnacy test it came back negitive i  got the following month then disapeard again so i made an appointment with my gyn and i got these pills to take for 7 days and my cycle came back to normal she told me its not wise to just stop taking them i told her they made me sick so i didnt want to take them anymore so i am on another method of birth control
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Yes they do. I stopped having my period for about 8 months one time and when the dr. put me on the pill, my period returned to normal. The flow was lighter and I could always know when to expect my period to start.
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Yes, call Metforin or something simular. Its used by couples trying to get pregnant. If you are not trying to get pregnant, birth control pills are a good treatment.
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dont take the shot, and also the sesonal pill that's supposed to stop your period and make you only have 4 a year doesn't work you get two every month, it sucks stay away from that one, I've never tried Yasmin, just ask your doc what one is best for you, I don't think it's going to make your boobs grow though.
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yes if you take it within 48 hours and 2x for two consecutive days.\n\njust a friendly reminder though, do not use this too often,ok?\nThis will cause complications if you use this method too often.\n\nI suggest that you start taking pills. start taking the first pill on the first day of your period.\n\nI hope things go well for you.. ;-)
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I was on this pill for 1 year.  I had problems the 1st 3 months with spotting, & almost switched when it stopped. I had horrible mood swings & gained weight(it came off with exercise though) The mood swings were the worst though. Then in March I started bleeding again so I got switchd to Ortho Novum which is awesome (except for a few headaches). The thing is, every woman is different so pills affect everyone differently. You just have to try them until you find the right one.  And you are going to have some symptoms with any kind of pill.  There is a good website called www.askapatient.com that you can enter in any drug & read reviews from people that have taken it.
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Hi hun. I'm not a doctor but a nurse. The brown bloo9d is just old blood left over from last period and will come out sometimes when a new period starts. Make sure you take your BC every day at the same time! This DOES help regulate you. You are supposed to start your period on the "sugar" pills but if it's sooner it is okay. You are fine. If it continues then I would see your doctor but as of now you have nothing to worry about! Good Luck!
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no. as a female whose taken topamax, there may be a slight bit of irregularity to your cycle, but it will not stop it. In fact Topamax has been known to give you anemia
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Definitely yes.  This is currently happening to me and my doctor told me that it is totally normal.  The pill works in part by thinning the lining of the uterus.  For some women, the lining of the uterus gets so thin that it isn't shed anymore, so you have no period.  I have been on the pill for over two years and my periods have gradually gotten shorter--now they only last 2-3 days.  My gynecologist told me that they could stop altogether and if they did, it would be nothing to worry about.  If your period does stop, I would recommend taking a home pregnancy test just to rule out pregnancy as a reason.  If you aren't pregnant, then it should be a normal reaction to the pill.
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If it dose not work stop taking it \nDid your Dr. tell you to take them both at the same time.\nif I were you i would stop both of them, and See a Dr.\nLike on Tuesday.