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  5. I took Crina NCR 10mg before finding out I was pregnant. After a miscarriage on October 6, I have not had my period yet. We are using protection.

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I took Crina NCR 10mg before finding out I was pregnant. After a miscarriage on October 6, I have not had my period yet. We are using protection.

Asked by Female, 28 · 5 months ago

G.santoshini Reddy

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

5 months ago

After a miscarriage, it is common for your period to take a few weeks to return, sometimes even a month or more. Using protection is wise if you want to avoid pregnancy, but since your periods have not started yet, you can take a pregnancy test to be sure. If your period does not return in the next few weeks, or if you have unusual bleeding or pain, please consult your doctor for guidance.
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  1. Crina NCR 10mg (Norethisterone Acetate) Uses:

    • Treats heavy, painful, or irregular periods.
    • Manages premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and endometriosis.
    • Can be used in breast cancer treatment.

  2. Post-Miscarriage Menstrual Delay:

    • Hormonal Changes: Pregnancy and miscarriage can disrupt hormone levels, delaying periods.
    • Medication Effects: Norethisterone may delay menstruation by maintaining progesterone levels.
    • Stress Factors: Physical and emotional stress can impact menstrual cycles.

  3. Recommendations:

    • If your period is delayed beyond a few weeks, consult your healthcare provider.
    • Watch for symptoms like heavy bleeding, severe pain, or fever, and seek medical advice if they occur.

Answered 5 months ago

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