Will I have any problem if I keep with the Nuva Ring for extra 6 days in order to delay my period?
818506
the nuvaring has 35 days worth of hormones in it, you would be perfectly safe to leave it in 4 weeks and not have an 'off' week. I have heard that sometimes women spot a bit the first time they try this, and some have their normal period anyway. Still, it won't hurt for you to try.
754860
Didnt the doctor tell u this will lessen your periods? Its normal. \n\n\nI've been on it for 6 months and I've had 3 periods, I even took a preg test once!. When I do get it, it will last like 3 days. Its different for everyone. If you're really worried you should call your doctor.
995199
I know that exercise can delay periods.  Try running everyday until your trip.  It might not work if there isn't enough time for your body to adjust, but I have a friend who works out almost everyday and she has very light to no period at all
939057
i always have that for a few hours to 1 day before regular flow of my period but 6 days seems too much are you on birth control because i had that for 4 weeks once when i was on depo. it might be hormonal or it could be something serious so if it's not hormonal go to the clinic.
444096
AFter the fourteenth day (normally).  Birth contral depends on your age, weight, smoking or not.  Condoms of course almost guarntee no STD's so should always be used, but if you're married and committed, the ring is great.  No need to remember to take every day.
211589
The first day, which ever you choose..\nI would wait a week just in case your hormones are out of wak or your stressed cause that can make your period come late! Good luck sweetie
411994
if you got it while you were still on your period you are protected immediately...if you did it in the middle of your cycle you should wait the two weeks..
482976
Hun, if you're already on your period it might be a little hard. I was reading the other answer about the birth control pill... and yes, this works.. IF you've *never* done it before. I used to be able to do that.. I would forget to take my pills and Id get my period then quickly pop one of my BC pills and my period would stop within a few hours.. but in the past 8 months everytime I try to do that it makes it a whole lot worse. Makes it ALOT heavier and extendeds it from 5 days to **2 WEEKS**.\n\nIf you haven't gotten your period yet, or it is getting light.. hurry and go take a pill. Or maybe take one friday if it'll be lighter by then. If not, this is someone your marrying, I would hope he wouldn't mind if its a little light...\n\nBest of luck!! Congrats on the wedding! :D:D
217535
This shouldn't be a problem... although you may need to take a 2 week break before starting the new pill. My advice check with your doctor!
928433
you can switch any day, but no later than the day when you would have stopped your sugar pills and started back on active pills had you stayed on the ortho tri-cyclen lo (that day would probably be best if you don't want to interrupt your cycle too much). Because they are both hormonal methods the switch shouldn't be too bad. I would use a backup method for 7 days just to err on the side of caution, but in theory you should be protected immediately.
751735
I've been on the ring for about 3 years.  I love it.  I actually chose not to get my period at all so I cange it the 1st of every month.  My OB said it was fine to go without getting my period at all or I can go every three months...at the end of my third month I would take it out for a week then put a new one in on the 1st as usual.  But I had stopped using it back in April since my husband and I had decided to try to have another baby.  I noticed that my sex drive has increased a bit since I am no longer using it...I had realized during the 3 years of using it, that my sex drive had slowly decreased,  I thought it was because I had a baby and I was tired and stressed with work, my daughter and keeping up the house.  But I think now that the birthcontrol had a little to do with it too.  But other then that the Nuva-Ring was GREAT...at first my husband felt it...but after a few times he didnt even notice it.  Good Luck!
779816
Lots of women skip periods this way -- most of my friends have done it when they've first gotten married so they have seven uninterrupted weeks after the wedding!!  \n\nAs to your other questions -- Sometimes.  No.  Yes.  Sometimes (theoretically, how you act on birth control is how you'll be while pregnant).
1125377
I just had the Novasure procedure 5 days ago.  I had it done on Thursday afternoon, and went to work the very next day.  The procedure took 90 seconds to complete.  I was on my period the day I had it done, and was spotting a little when I left.\n\nI looked into this after being told by my physician that I should have a hysterectomy.  I only know 2 people who have had this done.  One has not had a period for 3 years since, the other had it done 1 year ago and has not had a period since.  \n\nThe doctor told me that 40% of women had no periods after, & 60% would have light to moderate periods once a month.  I hope I I'm in the 40% bracket.\n\n I had 2 periods a month (heavy) lasting 7 days, was diagnosed with multiple calcified fibroid tumors, but had normal paps, and my uterus & overies were of normal size.\n\nThis procedure was done in the doctor's office.  I went home right after.  I suffered strong cramps for a few hours after I got home.  They were milder the next day.  Today, 5 days later, I don't even need a Motrin
403803
Slowly increase your activity. Rest as much as you need to. Get enough sleep at night. \nTry walking. If you have too much pain or feel too tired, slow down. \nDo not do intense exercise, sit-ups, or heavy lifting for 6 weeks. \nYou may have some cramping but you should not have much pain. Some women may have cramping for as long as 6 weeks. You should be able to do most of your normal activities, except for those that require a lot of effort. \nYou may have some light vaginal bleeding. Wear sanitary pads if needed. \nYou should not have sexual intercourse until your body has fully recovered and bleeding has stopped (usually 2 to 3 weeks). It is important to use birth control. In the first weeks of intercourse, use condoms to prevent infection. \nYou should not use tampons for 2 to 3 weeks. \nAs far as fertility this is really variable- some women bounce back pretty quickly, others it can take a few months.
671909
Wear your tampon. You will be fine. I know you will be able to change because you cannot hold pee for 8+ hours
918552
no way.  Even if you were to miss the whole day, just take 2 the next.  It if you miss 2 or more days when you could get pregnant.  I take mine at all different hours, but I talked to my Dr about it and he said don't sweat it.
1039129
That would depend on which type of pill you use. If you use the more common "21 days on 7 days off" type, you are not going to reap any benefits from taking the pill for extra time after you missed 2. If anything, you will be overfeeding your body with hormoes, which can result in hormonal imbalance, irregular cycles, beeding out of period etc. If you missed two nights, stick to your regular schedule, so that you dont mess up the month after this one, but do make sure to use contraceptives, as you are likely to be fertile..... good luck