Taking The Pill in Ramadan To Stop Menses
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The speaker advises their sisters to stop using certain pill types to maximize their cycle and avoid potential side effects. They suggest consulting with their doctors to ensure the pill is suitable for them.AI Generated Transcript ©
Many sisters want to know can I take the pill to stop my periods so I can maximize this month, especially when I have very long menstruation. Now, many scholars have allowed for this as long as it's not going to cause harm to your body. But in fact, it is better not to do that and to let your body be natural because as most of you know, who've tried these different types of pills, it does play around with your cycle, and it can have side effects as well. That's why my advice to my sisters is if you are thinking to stop your menstruation in Ramadan, to consult your doctor and make sure that what you're doing will be okay and suitable for you in Sharla