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Women's Health |
Early period & the pill08/27/2008 |
My period seems to start when I have 7 to 10 birth control pills left.
With most oral contraceptives, you should expect to get a period in the last week of the pack, once you have started the inactive pills. The exception to this is if you are taking a progesterone-only pill.If you have been taking this pill for less than three months, I would stick with it a few more months to see if it changes. Otherwise, you need to talk to your health care provider about a change of pills.
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Lisa M Keder, MD, MPH Associate Professor, Clinical Division of General Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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