If you are taking the pill for the very first time, or if you're trying a new brand of the pill, then take the first pill within 24 hours from the start of your period. Always read the patient's information leaflet. It contains lots of directions and answers.
Hi: sorry to hear your haveing so much problems with your periods I use to have three periods a month and finally the docters decided it was best for me to have an hysterectomy and it has really helped me alot with all the female organs and hormones in the system. I think if this continues and it becomes more painful and continues with large amonts of blood I would defintly talk to a gynoglogist about this and get some help for your problem before it becomes even worse. Thanks for your nice questions and have nice day"
You can start taking the pill at any time during your cycle, but if it's your first cycle and you didn't start within the first five days of menstrual bleeding, you need to use a backup method for at least seven days.
No. It doesn't work like that. The reason you are supposed to start taking Birth Control on the first day of your period is because that means you are definitely not pregnant when you start. It does mean that for the first cycle you get your next period a week early. If you start the pill mid cycle then you'll get your period when you stop taking it for the 4th week.
It is possible, and perfectly safe, to take 2 packs back to back so you miss a period. In fact the birth control methods that involve long term hormone release like the injection, implants and definitely the Minerva IUD can mean you don't have a period at all. It's heaven!
It's perfectly fine. It just cuts it shorter, depending on how many placebo pills you have and when the next normal pill is after your placebo pills. I have 4 placebo pills in my pack and when I finish them I'm usually still on my period. After taking one normal pill the next day after finishing my placebo pills, my period starts to get lighter and lighter until its gone.
No, but it might make you have your period twice in one month like it did with me. But it will make it lighter and shorter..
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Starting the pill before your period may delay your period, but you may also have breakthrough bleeding during the first three cycles. If starting the pill before your period, use a back up birth control method for the first seven days.
Your period will start within 7 days
Starting the pill before your period may delay your period, but you may also have breakthrough bleeding during the first three cycles. If starting the pill before your period, use a back up Birth Control method for the first seven days.
No, starting the Pill will not immediately cause a delay in your period and starting the Pill late in your cycle can cause breakthrough bleeding that can last for days or weeks. The pill will start delaying periods after taken for a full cycle, depending on the hormones and your reaction sometimes it takes a couple cycles.
Within 48 hours after intercourse
depends how long the period lasted. but this exact thing happened to me, and i am not pregnant. when you obtained the pill they should have told you that about 80% of women get their period within one week of taking the pill/the expected period.
If you start the pill on the first day of your period, you have immediate protection against pregnancy.
Your period may start within 5 days after going off the pill or it may come when it is due.
That differs for everyone and depends on where you were in the pill cycle when you stopped for a week. If you don't get a period within four weeks, have a pregnancy test.
You must take the Morning-After Pill within 120 hours of having unprotected sexual intercourse. The cost of this pill varies from 30 dollars up to 65 dollars.
Starting a hormonal birth control pill in the middle of your cycle is likely to delay the next period.
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