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"I started my contraceptive pill pack one day early. Should I take the next pill tomorrow or on Tuesday?"

If you started your contraceptive pill pack a day early, it is best to continue taking the pills as scheduled in order to minimize the risk of missing a dose. It is important to use an additional form of contraception for the next 7 days to ensure continued protection against pregnancy. Following the prescribed schedule will help reduce the likelihood of ovulation and unwanted pregnancy.

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