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Delaying Period
I usually take Norethisterone for 21 days. After stopping it for two or three days I usually get my period. But now I want to delay my period only for this month as heavy mentrual bleeding makes me feel weak. So can I take this pill for two months continuously?
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There are other medicines that can be given in a continuous manner to avoid periods for upto 90 days which may help women with heavy and painful periods. You may take those once your medical condition has been assessed
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There should be valid indication to take hormonal pills else it can cause imbalance in hormones and other side effects.You can delay for 10 day ... taking it for months continuously to delay is not recommended
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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No u cannot
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