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Can i start birth control whenever i want to (tri-sprintec)? just got my period. should i wait till sunday?
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Yes: Sunday is just when we traditionally choose to start birth control because it is easy to follow on the calendar. The most important thing is to be sure to take it every single day. If you have a system that works fine, there is nothing magic about starting on Sunday. Hope this helps!
Answered 8/30/2014
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