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How can we prepone periods?
My Fiance and I are getting married in the month of May, and will be heading for our honeymoon soon after. Her periods are due to arrive around the marriage functions, and given that it is considered an ill omen, we would like that her periods were to arrive and stand completed by the time the festivities begin.
She has a regular cycle of 28 days (22 days + 6 days of periods), and goes through heavy bleeding on the first two days of the periods.
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It is always better to postpone menses than to prepone it.medicines should be taken from 5 days before the expected day of menses.consult ur gynaecologist.
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