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Regarding early periods
I got my periods on 19th April 22. I am planning to take T.Regestrone from tomorrow for 5 days as I have my wedding on 15th May and before that I want to get my periods..
Will I get my periods before my wedding date if I take T.Regestrone..Is it safe?
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Your next period is due on 19 May.
Your wedding is on 15 May.
You have all the time to postpone your periods.
If you take medicine tomorrow (28 April) for 5 days the medicine will finish on 3 May. You will get your periods by 8-9-10 May.
If your periods don't stop by 15 May , what will you do? You will be in problem.
In your case it is much safer and surer to postpone your periods. Start taking the medicine on 14 May, take it for as long as you want (8-10 days). When you stop your medicine, you will get your periods in the next 5-6 days.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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23 yrs exp
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Yes u will
Safe no side effects
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Dr. Haritha Mylavarapu
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Hyderabad
Postponement of periods is better
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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It’s better to delay your periods
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