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Birth Control Posted: 08-13-07 20:37pm


When you start a new birth control how long does it take before it becomes effective?

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Posted: 08-13-07 20:44pm


It depends entirely on how you start it. If you started on the first day of your period taking active pills, then you are safe immediately. If you start any other time, you will need to wait one week.

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