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If you are taking continuous method of birth control say lactive packs in a row.. then a break for period? r u protected that week? even if no period?
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Yes, definitely: Women on continuous birth control are definitely protected during that week when they don't have a period. Nothing at all to worry about, so long as you don't miss any pills. Good luck!
Answered 10/23/2017
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