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T-Pause for continued periods
I have a continued periods with little bleeding I'm on my 15 th day it's still bleeding slightly my doctor asked to have T- pause for 3 days and simultaneously some birth Control pills for 15 days
I Don't want to take the birth control pills
Can my periods stop with T-pause with the lifestyle changes I already made and following or it may come back again if I stop the T-pause
I want to avoid the birth control pills
Plz help
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Dr. Toral Dhokia
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Need to know the cause of bleeding. Get an ultrasound done. T pause may or may not stop the bleeding so your gynec has prescribed ocps.
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