... during my period. I just started taking them. What do I do now?
I just started taking Kariva. But I didnt start the Sunday after my first period or the Sunday?
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- 3 Sep 2010 by SLMinDC
- Topics:
- kariva, birth control, contraception
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Marvell4 Sep 2010
Since you started taking the pill at a random time, it is going to make your cycle irregular ... it might be a good idea to talk to your doctor to see what he/she would like you to do. If you wish to just continue to take the tablets it will be hard to know when you are protected. You may need to use extra protection until your next period (when you have taken 7 active tablets from the next pack).
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