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Diane 35 Birth Control
Hello, I just started taking Diane 35 birth control, I know its a 21 days pills day ang 7 days pills-free day before taking another box of it. I just wanna ask when to have sex? and when not? I don't want to get pregnant. Please Help
Hi, Im on 10th day of my pills now, and I think my period ends, but I started Withdrawal bleeding untill now.. when it will stop? is it normal? or what? what will i Do?
Goodpm thanks for your reply,. I started taking the pills on day 1 of my period, its been 9 days and my menstration just ended yesterday,. I take my pills 9am everyday, But I have one day, I take it 20 mins late, is it ok? its only once I've been late taking it, for 20 mins?
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Hello,
Birth control pills are very effective in preventing pregnancy if taken regularly and correctly. Start the pills on day 1 of your menstrual bleeding. If you start on days 2-5 during the first cycle a barrier method is recommended in addition for the first 7 days of taking the tablets. Take pills regularly and on same time every day. Withdrawal bleeding will occur while on placebo pills. Do not stop taking the pills without consulting a doctor. Do write to me again with more queries.
Best luck and regards!
Birth control pills are very effective in preventing pregnancy if taken regularly and correctly. Start the pills on day 1 of your menstrual bleeding. If you start on days 2-5 during the first cycle a barrier method is recommended in addition for the first 7 days of taking the tablets. Take pills regularly and on same time every day. Withdrawal bleeding will occur while on placebo pills. Do not stop taking the pills without consulting a doctor. Do write to me again with more queries.
Best luck and regards!
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