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ObGyn/Pregnancy issues - provera and pregnancy


Expert: Lawrence Jay Rappaport <B>M.D.</B> - 7/30/2005

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i am 15  years old.first day of  last period was 20th june.u have suggested provera 10mg twice aday for 5days.now my  question  is that what are side  effects and possible  reaction   of provera.and second part of my  question is that if i start these  tablets and my periods start  on  first day of its use then still should i continue them and third if i use them and still my periods donot come then is it 100% sure  sign of pregnancy.last     part  of  my question is that can provera tablets  effect   pregnancy blood  or  urine test i mean if i use  them and after two days  if i do urine preg test will it give incorrect result.Sir  u r not only most  knowledgable  doctor i knowon net but also  my only source  of help so hope  u  will answer me quickly and  in detail .i shall  be really obliged

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If your period started on June 20, and a pregnancy test after July 24 showed a positive result, you are definitely not pregnant. Provera will bring on your period if all of your reproductive organs are working.  You must take the Provera twice a day for five days, whether you start bleeding or not. Provera will not interfere with a pregnancy if you are pregnant, but you are not pregnant if the pregnancy test has been negative. If you do not bleed after taking the Provera, it may mean that you do not have enough estrogen production. Discuss all of this with your doctor. Provera will not interfere with a pregnancy test either. If you are unsure, take two blood pregnancy tests, 48 hours apart. If the results are less than 5, you are not pregnant. If the results double in 48 hours, it indicates a pregnancy.

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