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4 Things that might be delaying your Period
Read more »Our periods come every month and we usually know what to expect with them. Sometimes, however, our periods seem to have a mind of their own. Maybe they come early or late, are heavier than usual, or you experience PMS symptoms you don’t usually get.
Posted: April 14, 2022Categories: Period Delay -
Are Period Delay Tablets the Same as Birth Control Pills?
Essentially, period delay tablets and birth control pills are two very different things. However, some women are very keen on using contraceptives as a way to delay their period.Read more »Posted: September 17, 2020Categories: Period Delay -
How Birth Control Pills Helps To Avoid Unwanted Pregnancy
Read more »Since birth control pills, or contraceptive pills, have become more readily available, as a woman it’s never been easier to be in control of your own sexual and reproductive health. There are a wide variety of ways to prevent an unwanted pregnancy, including a birth control implant and the emergency contraceptive pill.
Posted: February 17, 2020Categories: Contraceptive -
The Best Combined Contraceptive Pill
Read more »Many women in the UK choose to take birth control pills, and there can be a number of reasons for this. At Pharmacy Planet, it is possible to buy Femodene and the Loestrin pill online, to ensure you never run out of contraceptive pills.
Posted: January 20, 2020Categories: Contraceptive -
How to prevent an unintended pregnancy
Read more »One of the most commonly prescribed contraceptive options is the Birth Control Pill. Many women find ‘the pill’ to be a convenient and well-tolerated choice, which can be easily taken orally for 21 days each month. The Birth Control Pill is considered more than 99 percent effective at preventing pregnancy when taking carefully as prescribed each month.
Posted: July 22, 2019Categories: Contraceptive -
How to use Birth Control Pills
Read more »Birth control pills are available in packs and in most cases, these comprise of 3 weeks of hormone pills and on the fourth week, the pills are hormone free. During this week, you will get your periods and after they are over, you can start on a new pack.
Posted: May 16, 2019Categories: Contraceptive
