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I took my birth control pills on the wrong day. what should i do?
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Take as directed: I don't know what you mean you took on the wrong day.You are supposed to take your pill every day, once you have started it after your period.Usually adviced to start on sunday following your period, but even if it is started on a different day, you still have to continue to take a pill daily.
Answered 9/28/2016
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