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Suggest Medicine To Postpone Periods?

Hii.. I hd sex on 15th august n I took I pill n still I didnt my periods n I did pregnancy test.. its negative. But I want to tke postpone tablets cos of some prgm at home... wat I supposed to do.. I dnt want to get periods fr 1 week nw... n im scared If postpone hormone reacts wil already acting I pill hormone....... pls siggest me
Tue, 1 Oct 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for the query.
Emergency pill can alter the menstrual cycle depending on the period of the cycle when you took the pill.
If you took the pill in second half of the cycle, it might have postponed your periods.
Now you consult gynecologist once and take tablets to postpone the periods.
Usually emergency pill act for 24 hours only, so that may not affect the activity of present pills.
But better to avoid repeated intake of hormones a that can affect future menstrual cycles and fertility.
Take care.
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Suggest Medicine To Postpone Periods?

Hi, Thanks for the query. Emergency pill can alter the menstrual cycle depending on the period of the cycle when you took the pill. If you took the pill in second half of the cycle, it might have postponed your periods. Now you consult gynecologist once and take tablets to postpone the periods. Usually emergency pill act for 24 hours only, so that may not affect the activity of present pills. But better to avoid repeated intake of hormones a that can affect future menstrual cycles and fertility. Take care.