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alibaba

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Joined: 25 Jun 2005
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Early Bird Posted: 06-25-05 12:52pm


I have been taking yasmin for several months now. I am a sunday starter and am due to start my active pills tomorrow morning (sunday). However, this morning (saturday) I woke up and took the first pill by accident. Do I simply continue taking the pill every day and then start my new pack next month on a saturday too? Can I skip a pill tomorrow and be back on track? Should I just take the pill tomorrow and so on and wait until sunday on my next pack? What do to? I would really like to continue being a sunday starter..Help please! :oops:

cknbb

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Joined: 30 Jun 2005
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Location: seattle

Posted: 07-01-05 14:15pm


Yeah keep taking one each day. Essentially you've just changed your starting day to saturday. I used to do this a couple times.

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