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I'm switching from the combined pill to the mini pill. my gp advised me to have the pill free week before starting the new pill. is the correct?
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Yes: There are many ways to switch from one kind of pill to another kind of pill. This way is one of many ways to do so.
Answered 7/11/2015
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