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2018-07-05 10:47:27
I started Saheli this month. Will take twice a week for three months and then once a week. But I wont be protected from August, so can I also start Mala-D? Would it be okay to take the two together for the next 3 months? And then stop Mala-D and just be on saheli?
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Ya you can take both together.. the concern is why are you not looking for some better method of contraception..

Answered2018-07-05 10:52:24

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Yes you can start both together but I don't know why did you want both at a time.Instead of that you can use condoms or other barrier method.Because both medicine functions are completely different.

Answered2018-07-05 12:41:01

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