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Q: Stopping Menstruation For a Romantic Weekend

asked by: beaz on February 27th, 2006

New User

Hi
i am going away for a weekend with my husband (the first in about 7 years) and was due to menstruate about 2 weeks ago (i am definately not pregnant :d )
I really don't want to have a period over the time away (we are going in 4 days) - what is a safe and effective way to stop menstruation :?: :lol:

Replies(2)

Moo

replied on February 27th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

The only way i've ever heard of stopping menstruation at a specific time is through the use of birth control (i.E if women are on the combined pill they can take two packets consecutively so no bleed occurs)

penelope67

replied on February 27th, 2006

Experienced User

Right, she means if you have placebo birth control pills-dont take the placebos-start the next pack right away

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