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Question
27 Jan 2004
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Utrogestan
I was pescribed Utrogestan approx 6 months ago. This was to regulate my periods which had become very irregular (gynae suspects that I am not ovulating). This tablet has not helped in the least. I am still having a period for 1 week, off for 2 weeks on for a week off for 3 weeks, etc etc. Its driving me mad.
Is it advisable to go on the Pill to regulate my periods?
Is it advisable to go on the Pill to regulate my periods?
GynaeDoc
I would suggest that you go back to your gynaecologist. It may be that the Pill would be a good idea, but you first need to have some tests to see why your periods are irregular.
Best wishes
Best wishes
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