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A member asked:
I just started minigynon 30 about 19 days ago. do i take the 7 day break or just start my new pack?
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Minigynon: I assume the pack contains 28 pills, usually the first 21 days pills are active pills and the last week pills are inactive pills, so just continue the pack and start the next pack if you want to continue the contraception.
Answered 12/1/2015
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