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i`m on my first pack on birth control (trinessa). i`ve taken all of my pills (up until about halfway through the light blue pills) in the correct order until tonight. i realized i was an hour late on taking my pill so i had my friend get it out for me because i was driving. thinking she would get the right one, i didn`t pay any attention to which one she got and just took it. later tonight, i realized she went counter clockwise and gave me a dark blue one instead of continuing in the right order and giving me another light blue one. what do i do?? will this effect my period?? what order should i take them in now??
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first off my sister informed me that trinessa is not good at all. you shoudl read into it for your safety. they say many women have gotten pregnant on this pill, have gotten yeast infections, break out, get dry skin and more. i dont mean to freak you out but i just wanted to inform you. regarding what to do with taking the wrong pill i have no idea i ahve never heard of that happening. it is so an honest mistake which made me chuckle when i heard it :-) not in a mean way! call you doc office if you cant get an answer. just be protected during this time of confusion.
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Call your Drs office.
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