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Took 2 weeks of bcp and then the first week of a new pack of pills , but stopped so that i could get period. will this effect me getting my period?
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Proper use: Not sure why you would take the pills like that? Simply start a pack. Take one per day until you finish the pack. Your period will come at the end of the pack. After finishing the pack you start the next one. If you deviate from this plan you will cause irregular menstrual bleeding and you may not be protected against pregnancy.
Answered 4/19/2014
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