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Pills to avoid periods during marriage
I am getting married on 25th nov i have my periods date 25th of every monthThough i have pcos but for more than 3 months i am getting it on same dateI want a medicine which can atleast make it on 26th rather than 25th with minimum or no sode effects I dn want a medicine for the entire month for this Can anyone please suggest
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Postponement of period is more reliable.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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Bangalore
With PCOS, your cycles already run close together, which makes delaying a period trickier. There are hormonal tablets doctors prescribe specifically to push a period back by a few days when started early enough before the expected date.
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Ask your gynaecologist about the period-delay option suited to you, started about 3 to 5 days before 25 November so your cycle shifts past the wedding. Mention your PCOS so they pick what fits your case.
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Don't buy a hormonal tablet on your own for this. Starting it too close to the date, or choosing the wrong one with PCOS, can make it not work in time.
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