Extended-cycle oral contraceptive pills with 10 μg ethinyl estradiol pills in place of placebo pills

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The elimination of monthly withdrawal bleeding with use of extended-cycle (84 pills) monophasic birth-control pills has modernized oral contraceptives. The use bf ethinyl estradiol 10 μg pills in place of the seven placebo pills addresses the problems posed by 21/7 formulations of low-dose birth-control pills, which allow early stimulation of ovarian follicles, and of the early 84/7 formulations, which had higher rates of unscheduled bleeding and spotting. © 2007 Future Medicine Ltd.

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Nelson, A. L. (2007, September). Extended-cycle oral contraceptive pills with 10 μg ethinyl estradiol pills in place of placebo pills. Women’s Health. https://doi.org/10.2217/17455057.3.5.529

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