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I am coming off of a monthly birth control and switching to camrese, and i'm not sure whether or not to wait until after my cycle to start the camrese?
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Yes and no: Start the camrese the day following the last pill in your current pack. Assuming you are on a 28 day pill pack you will probably be finishing your period about the time you switch over to the camrese.
Answered 6/5/2013
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