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Q: Starting BC early

asked by: Summergirl3490 on March 2nd, 2008

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I know I already posted another subject... but I think I have stressed myself out over possibilities so much, I think my period will be non existant this month! Plus I am so used to skipping it, I think my body is having a hard time adjusting...!

Is it okay to start a new pill pack early?

I was a Sunday starter, and I upped it to the Friday during Placebo week.
I am now a Friday starter, and considering starting the new pack today to go back to Sunday's and so I can stop worrying!!

I guess it's normal to worry, I have all my period symptoms, but it's just non existant...I think it's because I've stressed myself out from worrying!!

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Carifairy

replied on March 2nd, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

You CAN, but it could FURTHER make your spotting and bleeding patterns IRREGULAR.

For your body to stay in a groove, YOU NEED TO stay on schedule.

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