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2020-05-14 09:00:04
Its been 11 months i got married....and i am using freedase 30 tablet since 5 months to prevent pregnancy but this month i have taken freedase after 15th day of periods.....Can i start freedase 30 tablet after 15 days of periods ??
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Answered2020-05-24 18:40:38

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Better to skip this cycle and follow other contraceptive measures like condoms Restrat on day 2 of next cycle

Answered2020-05-14 10:23:56

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yes you can start it 15 days late but then this month you wont get any contraceptive protection from the tablet and you will have to use additional method to prevent pregnancy.

Answered2020-05-14 09:03:47

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