I'm taking Cyclenorm E and P for three days, with six tablets each. Do you know how long it usually takes for my period to start after this? I'm a bit anxious and curious about the timeline.

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Dr Ibrahim Salah

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Taking Cyclenorm E and P for 3 days (6 tablets each) can help regulate your menstrual cycle. Your periods are likely to start within 1-2 days after finishing the course of medication. Make sure to follow the prescribed dosage as directed by your healthcare provider.

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