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Medicine to delay periods
Hi Mam,
I had a baby two years ago at your hospital, I am having regular periods.need to delay periods for an occasion . Could you please suggest any medicine for this and please let me know how many days before the date I have to start using that.
Thanks,
Ramya Sree
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Dr. Supriya Raina
Obstetrician
14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You can take tablet primolut n 5MG twice daily starting from at least 5 to 6 days before the expected period. You can take the pill till you don’t want to get the periods. After stopping the pill periods will come after 7 to 10 days.
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Kindly maintain the timing while taking the pill. Take it properly and regularly.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Take Tablet Regestrone 5mg three a day for as long as you don’t want to get your periods. You will get your periods after you stop taking the medication after 7 days
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Start at least 5 days before the expected date of periods
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