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I am supposed to get my period the week of my wedding next month and i was hoping to find a way to get it to coming a week early...anyone know how?
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Call your doctor: Yes. You can be given hormone pills to delay your period. Your family doctor or Gynecologist can help you with this prescription.
Answered 7/11/2014
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