Can I Skip My Period?advice Please!! Posted: 08-13-07 16:18pm
I am getting ready to finish up my 2nd
month of ortho lo and I am due to get my
period next tues 8/21. The thing is is
that this fri I leave for a vegas vacation
and I really dont want to have my period
while I am out there. It will only last
til fri., but I am wondering if I will
screw anything up if I skip the sugar
pills and move on to the next pack. I
dont want my body to go in wacko mode
because it is still getting used to the
new brand. I was on cyclessa. I switched
because of my complection problems. It's
finally clearing up and I feel pretty
again. What would you do? Just get the
period and deal with it(it is usually
light after the first day) or should I
attempt to skip it??? Thnx for your input!
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monkeygirl22
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Posted: 08-13-07 21:35pm
If your period is light and you don't
really have cramps I would just do as you
normally would. If you do decide to skip
your placebo pills, you could still end up
having an almost normal period that might
possibly even last longer. You might not
but that's a chance you take when messing
with hormones.
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Georgia59
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Posted: 08-13-07 21:47pm
Skipping your period takes a couple months
to work. It probably won't work this soon.
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