Dianette Question?

Can you start taking this contraceptive pill once your period have finished, or does it have to be on the first morning of your next cycle?
Answers:

Question for women please..just about my bra?

You prescribing physician had a duty to provide you near adequate instruction as to how to nick the pill, and to ensure that you understood them. However here is also a clear data sheet next to instructions in every pack.

Irrespective of what happens next to regard to your bleeding, by the method this is now not a true length, but a pill withdrawal bleed, you steal your pill for 21 days in a row, miss 7 days and after restart.

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You probably could but the reason that they usually want you to do it on the first morning of the next cycle is so that the body have time to adjust to being on the medication. If you start when on your length it can mess up the cycle further and make it harder to adjust to one on the medication.

I would also recommend checking with your dr to see what they read aloud.

Ladies: serious question??

Yes you can. If you are sure that you aren't pregnant - ie haven't have sex since you got your finishing period afterwards you can start right away and you will be protected after seven days of taking the active pills. You may attain some breakthrough bleeding during the month, and your next "period" will be when the pills dictate and not your middle-of-the-road schedule.