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Pre pone period
Can I prepone my period by 3-4 days? I have to go for an international trip for 15 days and the post pone meds cause side effects for me so I want to prepone it by 3-4 days. Can I take the same meds few days before and stop it so that I can get early?
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Preponing a period is more difficult because even though the patient will get withdrawal bleeding due to the artificial hormone, the natural hormones will take their own time to act at the "natural time" when they are supposed to act, and cause the "normal period".
In other words the bleeding will be prolonged to 10 to 12 days instead of the bleeding being for 3-4 days for a natural period.
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