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Kimmmmie???
You seem to have good advice and havent been commenting on my question asked below about switching from pill to patch, and if anyone else has any advice? Im concerned about it, Im sorry.. please help.
so sorry....been working alot lately.....let me go look and i will post on it.
kimmie
kimmie
if you started the patch at the same exact time as you stopped the pill you are covered. the hormones are the same and there was no break in the levels. so you are protected from PG at the time you indicated. the patch is only inifective the first 7 days if you have not been on any hormonal bc prior to starting it. you should be good and there is no need to worry. sorry i didn't see your post before....sometimes my eyes get screwy looking at all the posts and i get lost:)
love....kimmie
love....kimmie
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