Hello everyone,
If you forget to take the pill once in the first week of taking the pill and take it after 12 hours, then unprotected sex on the last day of taking the pill (3rd week) is dangerous with regard to pregnancy
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Because actually you have the perfect source of information with the right hints exactly suitable for your pill directly with each pack.
In case of an accident in the first week, you are usually protected after 7 (at Qlaira 9) correctly taken pills and also a regular break (at the end of the blister) is protected.
The pack insert is always right. Finally, the manufacturer knows his product best and all guaranteed recommendations always show the most secure way and, of course, refer to a procedure to ensure the protection of conception. Otherwise, there would be an indication of an additionally necessary prevention and/or other recommendations for action.
These are not “pronouncements” but study-based information subject to strict drug testing.
Happy for you!
Thank you, I’ve finally read it!
just wanted to make sure
Do you mean the GV in the 3rd week of the previous blister? That would be unlikely.
Do you mean coming GV in the 3rd week of the current blister with the “error”? No, there is no loss of protection here if the pill has been taken again without errors.
I meant the next 3rd week!
just until 3 weeks I took the pill again normally!
Package leaflet says that only 7 days should be prevented differently
Well, then you’re in the 3rd. Week long over the 7 days and everything is good.
Yes, after taking 14 pills in a row, you can always take a protected break – and you did that now.
the 7 days break can I now also make without any doubt?:)