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Prepone periods
Can primolut n be used to prepone periods.. my date will be on 21st ... i want to prepone my periods for april month .. can i start this process from march's month so that automatically the date will prepone for april
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The way you want to go about it, it seems you want to postpone your March period so much that it should look like an early period of April.
So you start Primolut N about 15-16 March, continue for 15 days, and whenever you stop the medicine you will get your periods 5-6 days later.
Please consult with me on Practo with your specific requirements. I may give a proper prescription.
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Dr. Rashmi Anand
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It is actually better and more feasible postponing the periods rather than preponing , because it in not very sure that your periods will end whenever you want.
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