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My sister just got periods on 16 Nov means since yesterday n next month she is getting married on 15 Dec so she don't wants to stuck in periods on her big day so can she make her periods come earlier by any means so she is free by her D day
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Definitely the bug day needs to be considered and always better to ward off the menses. You could take meds from 3/12/18 to 7/12/18. Detailed prescription could be discussed through Practo online.
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This can upset your next 2-3 cycles.
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It is possible but always risky.Better you postpone the period.For details contact me through practo online.I will explain when to start the tablet and which tablet for how many days.
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