What is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS, also known clinically as Stein-Leventhal syndrome), is an endocrine disorder that affects 5-10% of women. It occurs amongst all races and nationali...

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Provera.. when should I have a period
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My doctor gave me provera to hopefully jump start a cycle so i can start my first round of clomid. She gave me a 10 day dosage and I took my 10th pill yesterday. I havent had any signs of a period.. I am wondering how long after you finish your provera it should take to start?

What is the longest I should wait before I contact my doctor?
Posted on 10/29/09, 12:18 pm
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Reply #1 - 10/30/09  9:52am
" Hi my doctor gave me the same dose and it took a month for me to start my period..so i wouldnt worry just yet "
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Reply #2 - 10/30/09  9:01pm
" I've taken Provera many, many times (& Clomid) and it has taken anywhere from 1 day - 2 weeks for me to start after I've finished the Provera. Good luck! "
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Reply #3 - 10/31/09  7:54pm
" i have took provara for 10 days and 3 days after that i started but i can take up to 10 days to get a period no worries hun it will come soon! "
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Reply #4 - 11/01/09  10:13am
" thanks everyone! I am just getting so upset. Still no luck with having a period. today is day 4 off of provera. I need a miracle! "

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