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Started new birth control and period came early. should i continue use?
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Yes: It normally takes 2-4 months for the body to adjust to a new type of contraception. If the pills are taken as directed, they will be effective regardless of when period occurs. Be patient and don't switch to another pill unless symptoms persist.
Answered 10/4/2016
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