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I am still having a prelonged mestrual cycle even after taking provera .


                                         
Asked by Unregistered (Female; 30; USA ) on Thu 28, Aug 2008 12:06pm :

I am a 30 yr old female and I have been on my menstrual cycle for 12weeks and 5 days now. I have had two regiments of provera 10 mg, i have taked a depo provera shot, and now Im currently on provera 20mg 4 times a day. I have had an transvaginal ultrasound done and show no signs of endometriosis, ovarian cysts, or fibriods. I recently had a blood transfusion due to the fact that i had very low iron. Even after all of the medication my cycle is still down. Is there anything else I should be looking for because I have just come to an end. I just want it to stop.


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