Postpone periods

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Postpone periods

Asked for Female, 30 Years

I am a breastfeeding mother. My baby is 1 year 2 months old. So, can I take Norlut-N to postpone my periods as I have some important religious work at home. If I can take than how much dose should I take in a day?

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Dr. Nishant Kumar Jaiswal

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Medication under prescription is advisable

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Dr. Vardhan Garg

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Consult a gynecologist dont self medicate it will be dangerous

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Dr. Dyuti Navadia

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Yes you can, start 3-4 days prior to your expected period

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