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hello just want to ask. im taking trust pills birthcontrol . but accidentally ill take wrong tablet. supposedly i will take #8 but ill take instead #14 #13 #12 yesterday i realize that im wrong in taking should i continue all pack or start again new pack
I've never heard of that brand. I looked it up on google and couldn't find any information.
If it's a monophasic pill meaning it has the same level of hormones all month long then you don't need to take them in order and therefore it wouldn't be necessary to throw out the pack. Just keep taking them until you've taken them all.
But if it's a tricyclic brand which has varying levels of hormones during the month then you would need to probably start over with a new pack. But I doubt that your brand is tricyclic because it doesnt have "tri" in its name like all of them do (such as ortho tri cyclen, etc).
If it's a monophasic pill meaning it has the same level of hormones all month long then you don't need to take them in order and therefore it wouldn't be necessary to throw out the pack. Just keep taking them until you've taken them all.
But if it's a tricyclic brand which has varying levels of hormones during the month then you would need to probably start over with a new pack. But I doubt that your brand is tricyclic because it doesnt have "tri" in its name like all of them do (such as ortho tri cyclen, etc).
This is a case where you should call your pharmacy and have a discussion. I would personally throw out the pack and start a new one since it seems like things were a bit confusing.
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