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When should i change my birth control?
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Next cycle: If you start this month taking your pills in the morning, and want to change to night time, or any other time, keep to your schedule for this cycle. After your next period, you can change to another time if it is more convenient. The same can be said for changing pills or other methods.
Answered 9/28/2016
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