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I have pcos therefore i was prescribed yaz birth control pills. i took the first pill when i saw light brown discharge/period? the day after the blood was dark red. am i immediately protected or do i have to be careful for the next 7 days?
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You should be protected. Take care.
Answered 5/18/2023
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