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The LEEP procedure would not affect your period.
No this is perfectly normal. The way birth control pills work, is they are estrogen or progesterone. When a woman is pregnant the levels of these hormones increase. Birth control pills increase the estrogen levels in your body, fooling it into thinking that you are pregnant already so there is no ovulation. As the estrogen in your body decreases your body realizes that is not pregnant and sloughs off the lining of the uterus (your period) as it would normally.
To work out your ovulation period you would need to study your body cycle among other things. Studying cervical fluid, your body temperature and the time of your periods will allow you to work out when you ovulate.
yes, if its serious I would talk to your doctor.
Hi, No you wont come on twice in the same month because you missed BC pills. You will only come on once unless you restart the pills and then stop 7 days later. Then you may come on your period twice in a month but in most cases you will only have one period a month. Its a good idea when trying to conceive to buy a ovulation predictor kit and keep track of your ovulation cycle this way so you know when your most fertile. Good luck.
Any type of diet pills including Ephedra can affect your future pregnancy. If you are pregnant, or considering getting pregnant, it would be best to consult a doctor for the best advice on what type of pills would be safe and acceptable to take.
If you're on birth control pills you can delay your period by starting a new pack of pills during the 7 day break and continue taking these pills for a full month. But before you do this I would recommend you speak to your Doctor.
After taking your three weeks of active pills, just skip the sugar pills in the last row and go directly into a new pack. You take 6 rows of active pills (all the active pills from 2 packs) and skip the period you would have gotten on the sugar pills
Oral contraceptive pills work because they are hormones. They make your body have the levels of hormone that it would naturally have before ovulation - that means that your body will not produce an egg - and "fools" the body into not being pregnant. It is not 100% perfect (no contraceptive is), but is as close as you can get.
Its different in everyone. But usually anytime within the 7 day period and sometimes on the 1st day you start taking the pills again.
Your period would probably not come until your 3rd or 4th sugar pill. If you started taking the pills on the Sunday before your period did that period come?
No. But Antibiotics are known culprits to decrease the effectiveness of birth control pill. Because of this you need to rule out pregnancy and see your doctor for a blood test.