Changing Birth Control Pill Timing - Currently, I'm Taking My

Changing birth control pill timing

Asked for Female, 27 Years

Currently, I'm taking my OCPs in the morning. How can I switch my time to the nights without affecting the OCP's efficiency?

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Dr. Lata Rajput

Gynecologist 12 yrs exp Pune

In same month ,then take one in morning and same day in evening one tablet,next day onwards only in evening.

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