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Using withdraw method after starting pack a few days to period and morning after pill im i safe im confused and worried that my bc might not work?
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Starting pills: Prior to the onset of menses is should result in suppressing follicle formation and ovulation in the first cycle. If pills are started just before onset of menses and taken as directed daily, they should be effective contraception in the first cycle.
Answered 12/27/2013
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