Hello, I take the Asumate 30 pill, and if I take it for a longer period, I get spotting. Can I get pregnant during spotting? And should I take a 7-day break from the pill if I have spotting?
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If you take the asumates in the long-term rhythm (maximum 6 months, then if possible take a break) a mistake is not a problem if it is not in the first week after or last week before a break. Even errors up to 7 days are not a problem if you have taken the pill at least 14 days before the error and the pill is taken at least 7 days after the error.
If bleeding occurs in the long-term rhythm (does not have an influence on protection) you should take a break (maximum 7 days) to let it bleed out.
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Thanks for the detailed answer, this has helped much more! ☺️
You’re welcome
Like all medicines, any pill can also cause undesirable side effects in addition to the desired effect, for which it may come – but does not have to.
Intermediate bleeding is one of the most common side effects of any pill, which you will certainly find described in your pill in the usage information.
Compared to cyclical use, the risk of intermediate bleeding is slightly increased in the long-term cycle. This does not mean, however, that intermediate bleeding must occur, but can only occur.
However, neither the occurrence or absence of side effects is an indication of efficacy.
Happy for you!