Birth Control Pill
Also known as the combined oral contraceptive pill (COCP), birth control pill is a birth control method that includes a combination of a progestogen and oestrogen. These pills prevent fertility when taken orally every day.
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Lyn8988You would not be safe against pregnancy until seven days after you missed the pill on Sunday. Use a condom until next Sunday if...
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You will probably start your period one day later next month.
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Yes irregular bleeding or spotting, especially if you stopped mid cycle is a common side effect of stopping BCP.
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Contact your local Pharmacist who you purchase your pills from and ask them can they give you enough birth control pills to tide...
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The pill releases hormones into your system, so this may be what is causing the mood swings and headaches. You should speak to...
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No you cannot take another persons birth control. There is a LOT of different birth control, each prescribed to one specific...
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Yes. The Nuva Ring has enough hormones to last up to 35 days, or 5 weeks. Leaving it in for 4 weeks is perfectly healthy and...
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Withdrawal bleed will usually occur within 4-28 days after stopping birth control. If you don't experience a withdrawal bleed in...
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IT DOES NOT MATTER AS LONG AS YOU DO IT AT THE SAME TIME EACH DAY.
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Hello, You need to see your Doctor about this as you are at risk of pregnancy due to the antibiotic that you took. Your Doctor...
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It depends on what kind of pill you are taking. There are somewhere around 40 different types of birth control pills offered in...
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yes some times the pregnincy misses a month of your period if you need any more answers you can e-mail me at erica_n_m@yahoo.com
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No, they are completely unrelated. The only issue with the pill (aside from what your doctor tells you) is that if you vomit or...
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to protect from HIV/AIDS use a condom... most birth control pills are effective at preventing pregnancies, although there is a...
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Taking the MAP that soon after sex makes it have maximum effectiveness.
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yes
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You start taking the pill in the first days of your cycle, preferably day one or day two of your period. Break through bleeding...
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If you have been consistently taking oral contraceptives (birth control pills), the time of day you have sex does not matter. You...
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Yes of course its normal hun because you basically were two weeks late for your pills. Your period will arrive four weeks after...
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This could be related to pregnancy. Do a test.
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It is advised you wait precisely ONE month before you have unprotected sex while on birth control pill. You must wait till you...
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For as long as you want to take it but its always best to discuss this with your doctor beforehand.
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It could possibly mean that your current birth control is not right for you. Make an appt. with your OB/GYN. Also, you need to...
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AnswerYou may experience break through bleeding, early period or no period for 3 months. Its different in every one. But hen you...
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Hi, When you start BC pill, you shouldn't spot or experience bleeding, except for during your period. Because you're...
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Yes! You did everything right. You need to use condoms while using the antibiotics and for seven days afterwards. So you will...
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it's called menapause.... -Zo
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Just like it takes time for the pill to become effective, it takes time for it to leave your body. If you can't get pregnant 6...
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It could be. The reason it takes 3 to 4 months for the pill to be effective is that it need to build up in your system. You could...
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Yes.
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No, providing you take them as directed you are protected all the time.
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You have to take the pill for 3 to 4 months for it to be fully effective. If you have been on it for at least 4 months, the...
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No birth control is 100% effective from pregnancy. Birth control also doesn't protect you from sexually transmitted diseases. ...
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Read the instructions in the packet
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It is absolutely possible to skip a period while on the pill and not be pregnant. When I was on Tri-Norinyl, my period never...
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Yes you can but you will need to throw away the rest of the pack as the two weeks of active pills will be useless.
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From the commercials on tv...it is called Seasonalle.
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Although there is no conclusive evidence that a brief exposure to the artificial hormones contained in hormonal birth controls...
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There's no evidence that birth control pills can harm a fetus, but it's a good idea to stop taking them (and to use another...
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Not that I know of.
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No. I was on the same birth control for years.
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You can switch to another kind. You need to see your doctor or gynocologist and explain about the depression the pill has caused...
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Yes it is possible in the first month. And, no I'm pretty sure you can't terminate a pregnancy that way. Though, you may cause...
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Yes it is normal. You may still experience symptoms on and off for upto 3 months after stopping the pill.
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As long as you take the pill every day without missing a dose, you are protected from pregnancy.
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Hi there! You usually experience withdrawal bleeding when you stop birth control pills. If you conceive as soon as you stop...
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The possibility of being pregnant while sexually active is always there regardless of how careful or careless you are with birth...
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AnswerIf you are on a 21 day pill just start the next packet the day after you finsih one. If you are on a 28 day pill with sugar...
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Ortho-tricyclen takes 30 days to build up in your system,(ask your doctor) so you were not protected by birth control. However, a...
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No you can't. If you want to be protected you need to start taking the pills on the first day of a period or use condoms for a...
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Taking more pills will not cover for the days you missed. If you have been taking them faithfully for a long period with out...
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Your chances are quite high. It just depends on you and your body, if you are trying to get pregnant be sure to take folic acid...
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Hello there. No you will be covered against pregnancy this time.
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"The pill" just lowers the probablility of pregnancy. Just about all methods of birth control have risk, albeit some have smaller...
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Yes. if you are pregnante do not use birth contorl. Some say depo is a chemical abortion. and using other birth control while...
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Hello. If you have been taking BCP every day and have not missed a pill then you should be protected against pregnancy....
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The "period" you are refeerring to is not a period it is breakthrough bleedinga nd yes this is normal to occur within the first...
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yes if you are taking the birth control pill you must take it everyday if you skip one day it has a high chance of not working!
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"The pill" does not keep you from getting pregnant, it only reduces the probability of getting pregnant. While the probability is...
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You can't get them unless your parents allow it. Until you are legal, your parents have all the power. Twenty-one states...
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If you take your birth control as directed and don't miss a beat on it, then condoms are added protection against AIDS, HIV, etc....
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Read the enclosed instructions or go to http://www.pdrhealth.com/drug_info/index.html Y-THINK-Y
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Hello. Yes if you start your pills earlier you will start your period within four weeks. If you miss any pills, you...
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There is no medical evidence to show that birth control pills effect a baby. If you didn't realise you were pregnant, stop...
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You will get your period soon after starting the sugar pills. Depending on the person. I start the sugar pills on a Thursday...
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AnswerYES!Take the active pills everyday, throw out those inactive pills, just move onto the next pack of active pills and you...
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You can start the pack still.You can start them today (wed) and continue like you normally would when taking birth control pills....
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Yes.
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http://www.coolnurse.com/birthcontrol.htm http://www.crisispregnancy.com/birth-mother/pregnancy-questions.html...
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Hi, You can stop your period from arriving by continuing to take the active birth control pills.
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You should not be at risk if you have been taking them on time and everyday before you missed your pills. I have been on the...
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The two hormones in the combined oral contraceptive pill, oestrogen and progestogen work on several levels to prevent pregnancy....
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Hi, Birth control pills trick your body into thinking it is pregnancy and because of this, you may experience pregnancy like...
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Hi, When you first start taking birth control you need to use a condom for the first month so you have complete protection...
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AnswerThe most common reasons are: Pregnancy The pill isn't for you. Taking the pill different times everyday. Missing pills and...
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YES you can because it takes longer then one day for the pills to go through the entire system
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No, amoxicillin will not decrease the effectiveness of the Depo-Provera to prevent an unintended pregnancy. Since the...
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You will want to see your doctor, after being on birth control for so long your cycle could be a little messed up and they can...
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NO
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Yes your period will be a week late too. You need to use a condom for 2 weeks because your not protected against pregnancy...
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Not if you are getting your prescriptions refilled when you should. If you've stopped using birth control pills for some reason...
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You would have reason to be worried if your period was late. Since it was early, it means that there is something wrong with your...
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Hello, If you have just starting BC pills and have missed the first pill in your pack then you have nothing to worry about....
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It's unlikely.
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No as you most likely lost the pill too. Because of this you can take another pill or if you think you will throw this up to, use...
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It is not that they are getting smaller, it is that the breasts are going back to their normal size. Birth control can sometimes...
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You can generally expect your withdrawal bleed (it's not an actual "period") on the third or fourth day, but everyone is...
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AnswerVERY VERY slim to none, unless your boyfriend happens to be superman. I accidently do that all the time and I've never...
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Wouldn't reccommend it. expired tends to mean wont work.
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It is likely that the birth control pill won't be A) as effective (meaning you have more of a risk of becoming pregnant) or B) it...
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Yes, if you had sex
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It takes four weeks for birth control to become effective.
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Yes she can. This is normal when you stop taking BC pills.
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Hi, You might still bleed on the non-active pills but its difficult to say. There is a 50/50 chance you'll bleed again.
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You could get side effects for about 3 months. Your body just needs time to adjust. If they persist after that, you made need to...
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ys i want long time sex bcoz my time so small
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If you're pregnant there is always still a possibility that you can have your period. Regardless, You should not be on birth...
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If you forgot your pill one day, either take it as soon as you remember. Or just take two the next time you're supposed to take...
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Your period will usually stop within 7 days. It is different in every woman. Some bleed for 3 days while others bleed for 6 days.
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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...
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