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I want to change the time of my birth control, i normally take it at 5:30 pm everyday and i'd like to change it to 11 pm. if i change the time wi?
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Should be no problem: Not many people take their medicines at the same time each day..So variations of few hours will not matter, especially birth control pills. So, if it is more comvenient for you to take at 11 instead of other time, you can make that change tonight! if u have additonal concern, post it here or consult doc..Good luck.
Answered 10/4/2016
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