I am switching birth control pills, from Ortho-Cyclen to Levlen. I have read online that you should start taking the new pills the next day after your last active pill in your old pill pack, skipping the placebo pills. I have also read that you should wait until after the placebo pill week to begin the new pills. Can anyone tell me which is the better or correct way to do this without risking pregnancy?
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Reply to Men and woman - rejecting someone?
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Reply to Men and woman - rejecting someone?
Ooo this is a good one!
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