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Can i take contraceptive pills 2 days later in my period? plan ws to take it at the start due to circumtances i won't be able to take the pills later
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You can, but…...: Any variance in taking birth control pills other than the way they are designed to be taken will have consequences on the possibility of pregnancy and on cycle control (irregular bleeding). Your choice.
Answered 11/30/2013
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