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Q: colposcopy ( examination and biopsy of cervical tissue ) ..
asked by: matchboxtasha on July 24th, 2006
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I recently made an appointment for a colposcopy (examination and biopsy of cervical tissue) but realized that the day for which it's scheduled is right smack in the middle of my period. Once in the past, I delayed my period for a week by switching the first week of my next pack with the final week of my current pack, but i'm not sure whether this is the best idea or even a healthy choice. I know that I have heard of people switching their period around with b/c for big events like vacations or honeymoons, so I know it's possible--but how should I do it?


(i can't switch the appointment unless absolutely essential because I am going to be out of town for two weeks following it, and the colposcopy is relatively urgent.)
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Tylanas
replied on July 24th, 2006
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What you do is, instead of going onto the placebo/sugar pills (which are normally week 4) you just start right up on a new pack of pills. If you are on pills that have three seperate doses like ortho-tri-cyclen and ortho-lo, it may be impossible to skip.
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