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Hi Doctor,
Myself srilekha. My next period is on Dec 10th. But we were already planned to visit tirupati on 7th to 9th Dec three months back only. But i need to have some tablet on stop my period as I am visiting temple. Also we were in a plan to have pregnancy in December. I am not sure whether to have a tablet or not. If I have taken tablet will that affect my pregnancy? Even if it planned to have in next month ( january)
Thanks in advance
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Need more information about your menstrual history, to prescribe any medication.
You would be taking tablet to postpone only your periods alone.
Have you been trying ti get pregnant or planning to start ??
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Please seek a proper consultation with a Gynaecologist. A prescription can be given showing the name of the medicine and the duration during which you have to take that medicine.
The information about whether it will affect your pregnancy in the subsequent month depends on how regular your periods are.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You will have to connect for a prescription srilekha
Because prescriptions are not provided in the free question answer section
Taking the tablet to postpone your periods will not affect chances of conception
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