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acruz

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Skipping Pills cause soreness, exhaustion ? Posted: 11-20-07 10:24am


I am definitely being paranoid...My last period was from 10/17-10/21 and I was supposed to start again on 11/14, but instead of taking my placebo pills, I immediately started my new pack to make myself skip (we had a big event last weekend, which I didn't want to be on my period for). The last couple days my bbs have been sore, this last week I am completely exhausted (last night I got 9 hrs of sleep). Could these effects be from staying with the hormones and not dropping to placebos, ovulation, or anything else?? Please advise...

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Posted: 11-20-07 10:48am


It is safe to skip the placebos and go straight to your next pills, as long as you don't miss any hormone pills/skip any of those. I'd say sore bbs are probably from the hormones, but if you are really nervous go take a test. Chances are you are fine.

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Posted: 11-20-07 11:56am


take a test if you think your pregnant

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