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I tried to skip my period for a special event with my birth control and ended up getting my period while on the active pills anyways it has lasted six days now should i keep taking the active pills until the period goes away or should i stop taking the pi
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Stay the course: Continue taking the pills as you have been. Your body will catch up.
Answered 2/27/2017
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