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Replacing White With Yellow Posted: 08-05-07 19:49pm


Question: I have been on Yasmin for a month and it has been going good. No weight gain yet. Well I am due for my new pack this Wednesday but my bf is coming over Tuesday and we plan on having sex. I have my period since I have been on the white pills for 4 days. Today I replaced a white pill with a new yellow pill from my new pack. I threw away the last 3 white pills and started my new pack. Is there anything wrong with this?

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Posted: 08-05-07 20:53pm


Nope, nothing wrong with shortening the placebo week

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Posted: 08-05-07 22:12pm


No, but it might not work like you planned (I'm assuming you're trying to end your period) You might have spotting for quite a while or something.

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