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Changing from the pill to the injection

2017-07-20 21:46:43
Had my first contraceptive injection today and the doctor asked questions and 1 stood out.did you miss any pills from the last pack, I automatically said no as I don't normally but I realised I did. All I want to know is how will this affect the injection, will it mean I might not be covered for this 3 month period before I have my next injection?
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No you will be covered, there is no problem in that.Doctor was trying to make sure that there is no chances of being pregnant when she was administering the injection

Answered2017-07-21 12:41:28

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