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Q: switching birth control pills

asked by: pixie78 on February 27th, 2009

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I took my 7 days of dummy pills (ortho-low) and began my new prescription of YAZ. I took them for 6 days and had unprotected sex (not actually willingly). Then I fulfilled my month worth of YAZ, well now it has been 4 days that I have been on the YAZ dummie pills and have not started my period. I only have 2 more dummie pills left then I start my new pack. Is it possible to get pregnant switching pills and or is it normal to not have a period the first time switching to a new brand?

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Mabel

replied on February 27th, 2009

Supporter

It is unlikely you are pregnant. When I was on BC, I never started my period until after I'd stopped the sugar pills and started in on the birth control pills.

You might have a different cycle now that your birth control is different. If you are afraid you may be pregnant, the prudent thing to do would be to take a pregnancy test.

Good luck!

mnsc

replied on April 13th, 2009

New User

I'm might be in the same situation as you were. Curious to know what happen. Are you pregnant?

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