late period after taking Utrogestan 100mg
by Jane
(south africa)
Hi There
My doctor recommended I take utrogestan once I ovulate, i have been taking 100mg orally at night. i normally have a 30 day cycle, however I am 3 days late, i did a hpt the first day i was late and it showed up negative. the doctor said I must stop once i get my period and start again when i ovulate, does utrogestan delay your period?
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