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PostPosted: 01/30/07 - 11:59    Post subject: Contraceptive pill - period Vote now! Reply with quote
I started Microgynon 30(monophasic contraceptive pill) on sunday. I did not have it during/on my period, my last period was on 31st dec - 5th jan. Will i now get my period or do i have to wait for my 7 day break?

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