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Question
I am on the seasonal birth control. I missed one pill a few days ago and have now started my period, two weeks early. Should I stop taking the active pills and restart a new pack on Sunday?
Please consult your doctor about this. I don't recommend any kind of hormonal birth control. I have done research on this subject and have heard many stories about hormonal birth control methods. Do you even need to be on birth control at all? I can't diagnose over the internet so you will have to ask your doctor. Please email me at DCHERYL51@yahoo.com so you can update me on what's happening. Put ALLEXPERTS in the subject line. Hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Diane Cheryl
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Answers by Expert:
Diane Cheryl
Expertise
I can answer questions about the various methods of birth control. I can answer questions like "What would be the best method of birth control for me?" and other problems and concerns. I have researched side effects and risks of various methods of birth control. I have almost 23 years of experience working with various pregnancy resource centers. Please contact me at CHERYL51@aol.com if you would like to know more information about your situation or if I am "Maxed OUT".
Experience
I have almost 23 years of experience in counseling women about birth control and family planning.
Education/Credentials
Illinois Valley Community College, Austin Community College, Travel Agent Degree and almost 23 years of counseling experience.
I have worked with Pregnancy Resource Centers for almost 23 years.
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