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I took my birth controls in the wrong order. i'm currently taking tri-previfem (multiphasic). i took a week 2 pill instead of a week 3. am i protected?
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Yes: As long as you took an "active pill" everyday, your contraceptive method is intact.
Answered 3/21/2018
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