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A member asked:
I started the birth pill march 30 and i took my last pill friday april 25th. i started the new pack today sat, supposed to start tomorrow. should i buy a new pack for tomorrow and throw this one?
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No need: Just continue with this pack. You can skip tomorrow to get back on schedule if it helps you keep track.
Answered 4/27/2014
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Continue: No. Just continue with the new cycle and begin the next cycle based on the new schedule which begins one day earlier.
Answered 4/29/2014
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