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sunuke

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orthotricyclein and skipped period Posted: 06-06-08 20:39pm


I have been on orthotricyclein for a few years. This month instead of taking the inactive pills I just started a new pack because it was a very inconvenient time to have my period. I am now a week into the new pack of pills. What do I do now, stop taking the pills at this point so that I get my period, or continue this pack until it is finished?

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Posted: 06-07-08 13:53pm


You can continue that pack until it is finished. You have some bleeding or spotting during the month, but that is normal the first time you skip a period.

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