Does Menstrual Delay Medications have any Side Effects or Harms?
Like any hormone-containing drug, there may be some undesirable effects due to the hormone progesterone (gestagen), which is also included in menstrual delay drugs. These include increased sensitivity in breasts, swelling, fullness and changes in the amount of menstruation. These side effects are temporary and return to normal when the menstrual period returns within 1-2 months. There may be undesirable effects such as spotting or drip bleeding after the menstrual period, as well as rarely, nausea, vomiting and weakness.
Medications for menstruation, do not have serious side effects other than these, but it should be remembered that they are hormone drugs that should not be used outside of doctor's control.
Op. Sibel Malkoç, MD
Gynecology and Obstetrics Specialist
Dr. Sibel Malkoç attended many domestic and international training seminars and congresses during 25 years of specialised physician service.
Pregnancy follow-up, urinary incontinence surgery and laser treatments, genital aesthetic surgery and laser applications and vaginismus treatment are of special interest.
It serves its patients especially in surgical and laser-assisted Vagina aesthetics.
