I recieved my birth control today but I am not on my period. I am wondering if I have to wait till I am on my period to take it.
Asked May 14, 2010
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Do I start taking birth control on my period or can I take it as soon as I get it?
You should really start taking it on the first day of your period then wait 7 days for it to kick in
Answered May 18, 2010
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