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by Sarah_Elaine on June 4th, 2009

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If I switch from Tri-Sprintec birth control to Yaz, am I immediately protected? I took a full pack of TS then switched to Yaz after my period.

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  • by Ilyena on June 4th, 2009

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    I would wait just a bit. It may take a bit for the new pill to kick in just like any other medicine. So wait atleast a week or two before doing anything.
    Or call the doctor up, they should know about how long it should take for you to be ok.

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  • by Jackobsen on June 4th, 2009

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    You should be OK on this, ultimately the medications will work in very similar ways. Just to be safe, wait a week so that Yaz is fully in your system, but I really don't think you'd have a problem. Everyone's body is a little different, so there may be a slight adjustment period for you...but like I said I really don't think you'll have any issue.

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