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Reviewer: TiffanyW13, 25-34 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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I am 27, married, TTC, and have been off the pill for 10months. I have very irregular periods averaging about every 45days or more, sometimes none at all. Which makes it hard TTC because u don't know when you're ovulating :/
When i was on the pill sometimes i would get a period and sometimes not. I was nervous about taking provera but was eager to fix my cycle to be able to chart ovulation. I
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Reviewer: danni2530, 45-54 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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i have been bleeding for 7 weeks now, ultra sound said bulky uterus ect, started provera yesterday, so far slight slow of the bleeding, how long till it actually stops?
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Reviewer: nani, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I have every side effect and been in bed seen the meds started.
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Reviewer: MrsHAPPY, 19-24 Female (Patient)
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First off, I hope that everybody who is unsure whether or not they want to take
Provera will read this. I say TRY IT! If you have the prescription, give it a try, it is not a experimental drug. It has worked and continued to work for a verity of women with a verity of problems.I was sort of hesitant at first to writing a review, but I
felt like I had to, hopefully this helps some of you. You m
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Reviewer: nia712, Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I have have irregular periods for some time now. Then all of a sudden i no period not pregnant but no period. I know i now have PCOS. My first time taking Provera and like clockwork my period came. I wonder do I have to continue to take this pill ?
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