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Can I Skip a Period On Estro Step? Posted: 05-10-05 18:41pm


I am on estro step birth control and ive been on it for about a year now. I have my prom coming up and I dont want to be on it for that, could I skip my period by skipping the placebo pills? Is this going to affect my period in the future? Thanks

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