Are there pills on the market that stimulate periods less fr Posted: 09-03-06 07:53am
I am going away at the end of the month
and it will co-inside with the end of my
period.
I really don't want my period at all at
this time!
I have read that with some pills you can
just carry on taking the pill and your
period doesn't come. But I am on noriday
and you take the pill through your period
anyway.
Does anyone have any suggestions because
im really worried.
Thanks
lianne
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Birth Control Answer A1461 Posted: 09-06-06 10:56am
It is true that there are contraceptive
pills on the market that can be taken
every day that stimulate only 4-5 periods
per year instead of 12. That is because
all the pills in the pack contain certain
amounts of hormones. The problem with
these type of contraceptive pills is that
the 4-5 periods are unpredictable. In the
usual 28-pills-per-pack hormonal
contraceptives, the last 7 pills do not
contain hormones and a woman gets her
period while taking the last 7 inactive
pills. You may consult your gynecologist
about changing contraceptive pills.
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