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Can I take utovlan/norethisterone before and during a rhinoplasty?

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Diligent273971Mar 18, 2023

I want to delay my period because I bleed a lot and it’s uncomfortable for at least during the procedure and a few days after can I do that by taking norethiserone? Is it safe to take this just before rhinoplasty

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