If I take the plan b pill today around 6 pm and then I take the second one at 6 am can I start birth control t
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Plan B is Abortion, Abortion is murder.
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Just wanted to clarify... someone said it was unhealthy to take two packs in a row, but this is NOT true. It is perfectly fine... I do it sometimes when my period is going to fall during something I don't want to be having my period on (like vacation, a wedding, etc). My gyno told me it was fine to do that. \n\nI also take Yasmin, and sometimes skip the white pills one month so I don't have my period. However, for me, when I get around to the next white pills, my period is right there, ready to start. It doesn't have a delay. But I would imagine this could happen, like other posters have said.
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It could very well just be that you missed taking your pill and it messed with the hormones telling your body to start. You could very well be pregnant who knows until you see your doc. Good luck
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PythonPrincess was correct, but it may not be a stronger pill that you need. There are different types of pills that work a bit differently, and many women find (along with the help of their physicians) that they will need to experiment to find what works best.  3 months is really too early to tell.  I would at least wait 6 months, and keep track of any other side effects that might occur.  If you miss a pill and need to double up on it, it is safe but can mess up your schedule.
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Absolutely not- That is just the day to make it standard for women.  You can start any day you like as long as you take your pill the same time everyday.  Remember you may have break through bleeding if you interrupt your cycle at an odd time, but it isn't harmful to your body.  The breakthrough bleeding may only be some spotting for the first month or so....... A lot of brands of pills actually come with stickers to change your start day....Just don't forget!!!! and remember 2 important things....don't use generic and if you take your pill at a different time each day it decreases its effectiveness!!!!!! Good luck..........
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The day after?  Not very likely, unless you have sex the day before your period starts (in which case, you would not be pregnant, if indeed you got your period).\n\nWhen did your last period start?  When did you ovulate?  How close to ovulation did you have sex?  Did you have protected sex?\n\nI would suggest you visit your doctor ASAP for the morning after pill, or "Plan B" which is available over the counter in Canada (if you're Canadian).  If taken within 72 hours, it can GREATLY reduce the chance of fertilization.
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You can get the "morning after" pill from your doctor, or a planned-parenthood/womens clinic if you don't want to go to your regular practitioner.  The "morning after" pill, or Plan B, is supposed to act as a back-up method to prevent pregnancy when your primary method falls short, or if you didn't use contraception at all.  Basically, from what I understand, it will not allow a fertilized egg to implant in the uterus.  This back-up method is only effective within 48-72 hours after intercourse, and is at its most effective when it is taken sooner rather than later.  Just like any other form of contraception, this method is not 100% effective against pregnancy.  As far as the cost... depending on where you live, some clinics may give it to you for free.  If you can't find a clinic that provides it free of charge, then it can cost a little bit.  A friend of mine had to pay over $200 for the exam and 2 sets of pills.
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I am assuming that you have not had sex yet and that you are breastfeeding.  wait one more week and start the pills on sunday.  sounds like you do not know much about birth control.  micronor is the minipill, it only has one hormone in it-it is not the same as the regular birth control pill.  the only women who use it are breastfeeding moms.  if you are not breastfeeding, you should not be on micronor unless there is some other reason for you not to take hormones.  morning, evening doesnt matter. whatever is easier for you to remember it every single day sex certainly doesnt matter-you do know you have to take it everyday right, not just when you have sex.  it is VERY VERY important that micronor be taken every single day at approxiametely the same time of the day.  micronor is not like the regular pill, you cannot be late or miss pills and then take 2 later.  taking micronor late will greatly increase your chances of becoming pregnant.  use condoms for the first month, but you really should not be having sex for another 3 wk or so anyway.  when you see your doctor at your next visit, be sure to discuss your birth control with them.  if you are not breastfeeding, ask your doctor for a different method
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If you are taking a 21 day birth control pill, do not stop for 7 days, but start a fresh pack.  If you are taking a 28 day pill, the last 7 days are inactive pills; take the first 21 days, discard the last 7 and start a fresh pack.  \n\nHowever, you can only do this with monphasic birth control pills (ie: pills that have the same dosage daily).
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Well if you are haveing sex then take them but if you are not you should start on a regular day
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u can take the pill upto 72 hours but sooner you take its better. There are a few side effects but nothing serious
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there those pills..\n"NEXT DAY" pills.. Go for them
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you should start taking it on the first day of your period, but if you went to the doctor during it or couldn't get your prescription start before your period ends. you don't have to start on sunday, i started on tuesday.
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Vu is incorrect.  Birth control pills prevent ovulation so an egg is not released.  Plan B, known as the "morning after pill," helps to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.\n\nA woman will continue to menstruate as long as she is on birth controll pills.  Once an older woman comes off of BCP, she goes into menopause.
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If you start taking the pill on the first day of your next period, you are safe to have sex after 7 days. For the first seven days, if you are having sex, use a condom. Although you're less likely to have sex then as you'll be on your period.
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ANY time you have unprotected sex there's the chance of becoming pregnant.  If the incident happened less than 72 hours ago you can go to a doctor for the morning-after pill.  Otherwise you're stuck with waiting until you expect your next period to show up.
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If you've been off the pill for more than a week, then you should wait till you get your period next.  Once you get your period, you can do the Sunday start or start immediately.  In the meantime, use a backup method of birth control.