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  1. That's exactly what I thought when I heard about it. And she can't remember the name of it too. No, she doesn't use anything after she stopped taking those pills. Thank you so much for the consultation and your time, Sheryl.
  2. So that's what I could find out: She just finished taking birth control pills 4 or 5 month ago, but she was taking those pills for several years "every month". For the last year she used Minny (attached file). Last period in October was for 11 days. Usually the duration of her period is 7 days at least, but she can't tell the exact duration. Sometimes it's a period of full bleeding and sometimes it's just spotting for part of it. Her periods are postponed sometimes. It always changes, depends on a month. Yes. Rarely feels pain, mostly "the usual". And about hormones: she doesn't remember the name of it, government doctor didn't explain much, just presctibed it. But she was taking some hormones 5 month ago (felt some pain and chose some medicine by herself - I told her to never do it again ofc).
  3. Dear Sheryl, Thank you for your reply. I'll get back soon when I have the answers (around 5pm, my gf is at class right now with her students, she works as a teacher). 6 - Yes, I'm quite certain this is all true.
  4. Dear ladies, Could you please recommend a highly qualified gynecologist on Samui. I'm trying to find a decent doctor for my gf. Her periods often last longer than seven days and I just want to know that everything's ok. Tell me if I should be worried about it because I'm clearly not an expert on women's health. She's 26, last time visited some Thai gynecologists four years ago and they prescribed her some hormones without even taking blood tests. I googled three options: Dr. Rapheephan Nattheeraphong @ Rapheephan O&G Clinic (link) //That is my first pick so far since it's a women health clinic and I can see the doctor's credentials Dr. Wikanda Rojanasirisawad @ Wattanapat Hospital Samui (link) Dr. Siwaporn Peerananrangsee @ Bangkok Hospital Samui (link) Please share your experience with these doctors or recommend me another one. I would especially like to hear @Sheryl opinion, it's always nice to read your expertise.

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