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So, I just got off the phone with my doctor, and she was pretty adamant about not changing anything. She told me straight up: don't mess with the schedule. Don't push the appointment back. Once you throw the rhythm off, you can't just snap back to normal—especially since I’m strictly on these meds to keep the therapy on track...🙏🙏I honestly don't know what to do with myself... maybe it's better to just tough it out for a few days. Because every time I think about the fallout if I don't get these pills on time, I actually feel sick to my stomach. Thanks for the input, though. 🤷
So, does that mean I should just extend things by seven days, take a breather, and then get back to my regular routine once that break is over? Honestly, I’m stuck in this massive dilemma, and quite frankly, I really don't feel like dealing with my OB-GYN right now to figure it out.
I’m sure someone has asked this a thousand times already, but I just can’t seem to find a straight answer anywhere... basically, about 2 or 3 years ago, I was diagnosed with PCOS, and since then, it's just been one hormone therapy after another. Right now, I’ve been on birth control for quite a while, but that’s not even what I’m worried about today... what I actually want to know is how I can shift my period so it doesn't ruin things. I need to time it perfectly so I don't deal with it right when I head out on vacation to Florida. Should I stop taking them 7 days early, or is it better to extend the cycle like some people suggest? Personally, the idea of stopping early sounds more appealing to me... if anyone could give me some real advice, it would mean the world. Also, am I going to mess up my actual treatment plan if I try to move things around like this?
please help me