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PostPosted: 04/25/08 - 14:37    Post subject: confused about the pill Vote now! Reply with quote
I am taking Yaz and when i started my new pack i dropped the sunday (firstday) pill-so i took the monday pill so i wouldnt miss anything-and i have been taking them everyday regularly but technically im still behind in a pill-i have not had sex since this happened-so im just concerned as to what i need to do? thank you!!
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