my sister told me there is a pill out that can defer your period for a couple of days.?
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Yes, it's called NORETHISTERONE, and is a strong dose of progesterone which prevents your period from coming. You take it for a week or so before your period is due and continue taking it until you want to have your period. You can only get it on prescription from your doctor, and it's not recommended to do this often. But for a special occasion, most doctors will prescribe it.
544566
You need to see your doctor ASAP, this maybe something very serious or completely normal. My cousin had her period like you have so her doctor put her on birth control and it seemed to help her. Talk to your doctor and good luck.
136776
Definitely the pill...Orthocycline. Its also great for regulating your periods.\nIf its a new relationship I suggest starting w/a condom + the pill.
862329
thats so not good, why would you do that? im sorry i just had to ask i think you defientley need to speak with whichever kind of doctor gave you those pills and they should have went over how to take them with you more thorougly. taking for at one time can be very damaging towards your body and mess you period up for a while. i think you need to get on the phone with them and find out what to do its there job to tell you how to use them, and your job to read the instructions. k-t and im sorry they went very thorough but atleast now you know
655123
Definitely yes.  This is currently happening to me and my doctor told me that it is totally normal.  The pill works in part by thinning the lining of the uterus.  For some women, the lining of the uterus gets so thin that it isn't shed anymore, so you have no period.  I have been on the pill for over two years and my periods have gradually gotten shorter--now they only last 2-3 days.  My gynecologist told me that they could stop altogether and if they did, it would be nothing to worry about.  If your period does stop, I would recommend taking a home pregnancy test just to rule out pregnancy as a reason.  If you aren't pregnant, then it should be a normal reaction to the pill.
208610
The best way to regulate cycles is The Pill.  Talk to you GYN about your options!
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I am surprised you could hold out 4 days. Your doctor will write a prescription that will knock it out almost immediately. It is worth the money.
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A form of Birth control.
774766
I would talk to a doctor, he may have something that he can give you to regulate you.\nYou should only be having a period approximately every 28 days.
79229
Diflucan.  This can be given by your doctor.  It is usually 1 pill or 1 pill for 3 days.  Aren't they annoying.
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it is not a period when you take the pill it is just a withdrawal bleed you will get this within the next 3 days ,but then may get a period in a couple of weeks
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I don't think that this medication is too be taken until the 1st-last day of your cycle. It isn't a long term medication. \nYour doctor should have told u how to take this.
735907
you could just wear tampons.\ntake water pills the weak before\nget on birth control to become more regulated
1128651
Do not be scared and talk to your mother so she can help you out. A daughter's best friend around that time is usually your mom, so feel free to talk to her, it happens to all of us women and maybe one day if you have a lil' girl the same will be for her. Be calm, do not panic, wash off, put on a pad that is fit for you (teens), expect pain to come and go, pain can be drastic or soft, lay down, relax, avoid caffeine drinks because they get your period to be heavier, etc. Ask your mom for her advice as to what she did as a young girl and maybe you might also want to ask her to help you shop for the right pad and maybe some Midol for the cramps. Hope this helps girl. Take care and be patient for the next 5-7 days.
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Well, the placebos come in various colors, as I recall it, but having never taken such things...\n\nTo address the point...  To maintain a comparatively normal menstrual pattern, there is a week off planned into the oral contraceptives.  Now, in the original pills, that was just a week you didn't take pills.  When some women forgot to restart after the week, they often ended up with a new nickname: Mommy...  This was NOT good.  So, they added the week of "placebos" to keep the ladies taking a pill daily.\n\nThen, someone got a really bright idea: since the woman is losing iron with her period, put a little IRON in each tablet!  Suddenly, the placebos served a new function--repleting the lost resource.\n\nNot all 28 day pills have iron as the "off day" pills, but all of them have a week of "off day" pills to help ladies stay with the routine of a pill a day to keep the babies away.\n\nOr, bluntly, it's because we're all human, and thus a bit forgetful...
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Talk to your doctor. This is not uncommon in some girls. My sister only got her period every 3 months and then had to go on birth control to make it regular. Definately go to the doctor.
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My niece used Nuvaring I think it only took 2 or 3 days for her period to come after removing it each month.