Hormonal imbalance or other factors can cause period problems and a gynecologist should be consulted for an accurate assessment and treatment. Coxicam, meloxicam, zune, esomeprazole, ms. futine and fluoxetine as HCI USP are out of the question for menstrual issues. I'd suggest going to an expert in gynecology for the management of period problems.
 

Taking multiple doses of emergency contraceptive pills is not recommended. Emergency contraceptives are designed to be taken immediately, not as a regular FORM of birth control.. Also, they are not 100% effective in preventing pregnancy, so it's important to use additional methods such as CONDOMS. It's best to speak with a healthcare provider to determine the safest and most effective form of birth control for you .

The doctor ordered this radiological test to check for any abnormalities, such as polyps or cancer, which might be causing post-menopausal bleeding. Endometrial hyperplasia, a condition where the uterine lining becomes thickened, may or may not involve atypical (abnormal) cells. If MRI and TVS reports show no pathological abnormalities, progesterone therapy may be recommended as a non-surgical treatment option. 

IRREGULAR PERIODScan be caused by various factors, including STRESS, weight gain/loss, PCOS, thyroid problems, or hormonal imbalances. You should see a doctor to determine the root cause. Treatment depends on the underlying issue.

Your periods can ge­t delayed after se­x, particularly if bleeding lasts days. Stre­ss or hormones may cause this too. Protection lowe­rs pregnancy chances. Relax, e­at right, and rest well. if you still have no period in 1-2 we­eks then take a pregnancy te­st.