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Birth control pills for stopping period
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I have my marriage and there after my honeymoon. And my date falls between these days. I want to start birth control pill from this month as my cycle is on 12th of this month. And my marriage is on December 12th. So will it help to stop my cycle just for one month as I really need it to stop my cycle. Or any alternative way to stop it just for December 10th to 26th
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If your marriage is on 12 December then you should take treatment to postpone next period. Do nothing to this period because we can't be 100% sure that by postponing the period in November the period in December will get automatically postponed. It may or may not. And it can even cause irregular bleeding.
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Can start ocp. Pills
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Jaipur
take medicine to postpone and then u can take ocp from day 2 of cycle
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
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Gurgaon
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Consult gynecologist
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