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BADSAL

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Skipping a Pill to Start Period Earlier Posted: 09-15-04 13:41pm


Has anyone ever skipped their last pill in a pack to start period one day sooner? I just wondered if that would work or if it is possible. I am going away one weekend coming up and want to start my period one day sooner. Any advice will help. Thanks.

wakkochic17

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Joined: 01 Mar 2004
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Location: South Carolina

Posted: 09-16-04 15:39pm


There was another post recently to this regard... I did it several times when I was on the pill (now I am on the shot) and it was successful with no problems. So you should be ok.

BADSAL

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Posted: 09-17-04 07:03am


Thanks

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