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  5. I recently took Primolut N 5 mg to delay my period, and I had three tablets over three days. It's been two days since I stopped taking them, but my period hasn't started yet. I'm also experiencing headaches, a cough, weakness, and even some paleness. What should I do?

I recently took Primolut N 5 mg to delay my period, and I had three tablets over three days. It's been two days since I stopped taking them, but my period hasn't started yet. I'm also experiencing headaches, a cough, weakness, and even some paleness. What should I do?

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I recently took Primolut N 5 mg to delay my period, and I had three tablets over three days. It's been two days since I stopped taking them, but my period hasn't started yet. I'm also experiencing headaches, a cough, weakness, and even some paleness. What should I do?

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Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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