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Starting Placibo Pills Two Days Early...is That Okay?

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augerz

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Starting Placibo Pills Two Days Early...is That Okay? Posted: 04-18-06 08:54am


I started my period like two days early this month, so I want to go ahead and start my placibo pills now, anyway, because it's my boyfriend's birthday next week and we're going to go swimming and stuff. Does it hurt anything to start the placibo pack two days early?

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Posted: 04-18-06 14:45pm


It is not a good idea to start placebos early..Many women have this breakthourgh bleeding or spotting while they are on the pill, it is a pain, but it happens. Start your placebos as usual, it is not a good idea to tinker around with switching days a lot..So if you were to do it, and not listen to advice, do not keep doing it every month, stick to what you change to.

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