Birth Control

Hello. You will get your period after the 21 days. There is a 7 day break in the pills - this is when you will get your period. Or no later than a week after the 7day break. It will be around 4 weeks exactly after you started taking BCP.

Nothing. You just need to let it bleed. Once you start to shed the lining of your uterus, you will continue to bleed until it is gone.

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This is a problem for your GYN or specialist. I would suggest making an appointment ASAP to get the situation under control.

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you could be pregnant......

It is possible that birth control can cause drowsiness. If this is a persistent issue it is best to consult a health care provider.

STOP USING THE BIRTH CONTROL AND SEE YOUR DOCTOR. Not sticking to the label and starting birth control at a time other than the first day of your period can completely mess up your hormonal balance. Also bleeding for two weeks isn't very healthy. Get off that pill and see you doctor, they will probably just tell you to wait until your periods are back to normal and then follow the procedure of taking birth control correctly, but you should really go see a doctor anyway. There may be more reasons you are bleeding.

You could do this but it is not recommended, while off the pill (as well as the first week back on) you are at risk of getting pregnant. You will have withdrawal bleeding within just a few days, so you will be taking a huge chance that you may ovulate and end up pregnant.

eeh.. my doctor said the same thing when i was pregnant with my daughter. I went into preterm at 26 weeks,they stopped it, then at 36 weeks i started dialating. i was 50% and 1 cm.but i stayed that way from 36 weeks to 41.1 weeks.good luck :O)

only if your ready for the sound of little feet in about 9 months.

The more time apart from taking your pills, the less effective. Continue taking the new pack regularly.

It is possible, however not as likely as if he cums inside of you. Best option go on the pill

Its expenisve, theyd be scared to, people would think theyre weird, don't feel like messing with it.

I'd do it but im kinda nervous haha

You could start the hormones pills part way through the placebo pills to change the next month's cycle (say you would have your period on a Wednesday next month, instead of a Friday) but it would not affect the cycle you are currently on. When your uterine lining starts to shed, it sheds. For example, Yaz only has 4 placebo pills instead of 7, like some birth control brands. For many women on Yaz, they won't start their period until the last day of placebo pills. They will start their period on the last placebo and continue to have it through the first few days of the hormone pills.

The birth control pill is known to be from 96%-99% effective to prevent pregnancy, while it is important to remember it offers zero protection against STDs.

NO !! of course not ,, think about how it got there to start with, no!!!! the sperm got there first... a tampon would just push it in further. Even if you did for some reason choose to have sex with a tampon in, this will not prevent pregnancy because the tampon would just absorb some of the semen, and it would still be "in there" Good luck trying to find the tampon after having sex with it in.

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the baby flips

if it does i tink its cuz it moves with the baby

and babies dont fllip fast

Not necessarily. Sometimes there is breakthrough bleeding with the pill. You need to see your doctor so that it can be changed to one with a different balance of hormones. Your doctor can also do some blood work to make sure everything is fine.

Birth control pills contain progesterone, the female regulatory hormone, which has an effect of body chemistry, particularly fat and water retention and the thinning of arteries. An increase in any of these will lead to higher blood pressure. Higher blood pressure can eventually lead to blood clots, especially if one has a high-cholesterol diet. That is why people who use birth control pills should have regular contact with a physician, exercise, and maitain a well-balanced diety and healthy lifestyle.

I've been on depo before and this is my 2nd time around being on it and it stops my period for the three months and then I have my usual period and my shot then its gone again for three month. Besides not taking a pill everyday that the best part. But it dose affect women differently (so keep that in mind)

I would imagine a Vasectamy?

It just prevents it, an IUD is a form of birth control, not abortion. And the morning after pill or Plan-B must be taken within 72 hours of the unprotected sex or birth control failure to ensure that pregnancy can be prevented.

You really need to talk to a OBGYN, I'm afraid an answer like that can't be found here without proper testing.

theres no way to tell if you have endometrious for sure unless you get the exploritory sergery. sympotoms of endometrious are cronic pain in the stomach, pelvic, lower back area, cronic nasuas. but yes, you can go on birth control to help the endometrious, ive tried b.c. and became xtreemly nasuas, i tried the pill, the patch, and the nuva ring, the nuva ring is the worst one, you gota take it out each time you pee, and you cant have sex with it in. and you gota keep it clean. they say the nasuas goes away after a while while on it, but i just couldn't take it it was so horible, i was thowing up constanlty everyday for 2 weeks, so i stoped it. but i have found that !! exersize deffinatly makes all the pain go away !!! for me at least.