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Medicine to postpond periods for 2 days
Hi,
i have delivered a baby girl 10 months back through c section and i stopped feeding 10 days back.Since we have a functionat home, i need postpond my periods for 2 days.last periods date is april6 and Expected day of periods is may3 and function day is may1.
Kindly let me know whether taking medicine to postpond the periods within 1 year of c section is advisible and share the tablets to postpond periods if i can take it within an year.
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There is nothing against taking medicine to postpone your periods even if you had a Caesarean. The problem in your case is that the time for the function is rather short ( only 3 days). And it is common to have irregular periods when you are lactating. You have stopped breast feeding the baby only 10 days ago.
So all said and done, it is going to be a difficult decision to postpone your periods at this stage. I suggest let it come. There are chances that in the process of postponing your periods you may land up with irregular unplanned bleeding.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
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Fr a prescription u need to connect online
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Dr. Sunita Kothari
Obstetrician
42 yrs exp
Jaipur
Tab Regestrone 5 mg twice a day at 9 am and 9 pm at fixed time 5 days before your date and stop when you want periods.
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