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I started my period on thursday, and want to start birth control, when should i start talking the pills, and how does it work. thank you.
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Now: You can start today. There is no reason to delay. Avoiding an unplanned pregnancy is a very responsible and important decision. You simply take one pill every day.
Answered 10/16/2013
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