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When should you start taking minigynon?
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Birth control: Ideally you should start taking it the first day after your period ends. This helps protect against pregnancy sooner. You can however, take it at any time during your cycle but need to make sure you are not pregnant before starting the pill.
Answered 4/14/2015
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