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pixi3_dust

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Joined: 06 Sep 2004
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Time Changes Posted: 09-06-04 00:28am


Hi, I just finished my first pack of alesse 21 a week ago and I used to take them at 11pm because of my late work schedule. But today I took my first pill of the second month at 11am because I would know that i'm up at that time because of schoool. I changed the time because taking it at night always gave me a morning sickness feeling the next morning. Anyway, I was hoping to get reassurance that this will be ok and the pill is just as effective. Please =] :d

wakkochic17

Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy

Joined: 01 Mar 2004
Posts: 494
Location: South Carolina

Posted: 09-06-04 20:37pm


Yes.. As long as you take it regularly and haven't missed a day you're covered!

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