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beachkrys182

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Starting Pills Early Posted: 01-12-07 21:08pm


I'm trying to avoid having the period when i'm on vacation next month. Is there any harm to starting a new pack after only 5 days of the inactive pills?? Please help!

Carifairy

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Posted: 01-12-07 22:09pm


You can do that! The only problem that could happen is that you may not infact skip your period at all, and you could have everyday spotting for a few weeks.

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