Pille?

Hallo Leute habe gerade gesehen habe meine periode bekommen. Habe also sofort meine aller erste Pille genommen. Aber jetzt zu meiner Frage wie lange werde ich jetzt bluten? Oder was für Symptome?

(Pille:levomin 20)

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isebise50
2 years ago

As a rule, the period bleeding takes place at the start of pills as always.

However, like all medicines, any pill can also cause undesirable side effects in addition to the desired effect, which can happen – but does not have to.

Among other things, the hormones of the pill influence the structure of the cervical mucosa. In this way, prolonged bleeding can occur when taking stone, intermediate bleeding can occur (as a typical side effect of each pill), but also the bleeding can stop completely.

Happy for you!

MaraMiez
2 years ago

You might bleed, just maybe, a little shorter.

Other possible symptoms and side effects stand, which comes surprisingly, in the package leaflet.

HobbyTfz
2 years ago

Hello Melin789

You are now protected from the first pill. How the period reacts to the first pill cannot be predicted. It can become weaker or stronger, it can stop immediately or last longer.

You take the levomin now 21 days, then you will take 7 days break (in which you will get a bleeding, and no period. On the 8th day you start taking again. Every first pill of each blister you always take on the same weekday.

You can take a forgotten levomin up to 12 hours later without losing protection. However, you always have to make sure that the time interval between taking two effective pills is never greater than 36 hours (24+12).

In case of an error, it is important to read in the package immediately how to react to the error.

A very good advice from , community expert for pills

“Get this place on the edge so you can find it quickly if you need it!”

To avoid forgetting the pill, you can save the memory into your phone. You can also place the pack next to the coffee machine, next to the coffee cups or next to the toothbrush.

Our many years of experience has shown that it is safer to take the pill in the morning. You usually stand up at the same time and when you get up on the weekend, the difference in time doesn’t matter if you’re in the package leaf of the pill that you can take a forgotten pill up to 12 hours (some pills can only be taken up to 3 hours) without losing protection. Besides, you have time to take a forgotten pill all day. In the evening, you’re more on the go, and you’ll see the time.

Greetings HobbyTfz

anonym0507
2 years ago

The period usually continues normally, even when you start with the pill. It can also be that it merges into a lubrication bleeding, a side effect of the pill, which can occur just in the reconciliation phase. Just take the pill daily at about the same time and wait.

Socat5
2 years ago

If it’s the right pill for you, it’s over tomorrow.

isebise50
2 years ago
Reply to  Socat5

How do you think the period will change when the pill is first applied?

Socat5
2 years ago
Reply to  isebise50

Because it is. It’s nice to hear the questioner speaks again tomorrow, but she’s hardly gonna be.

isebise50
2 years ago

The pill “does not suppress bleeding” but the hormonal situation is then similar to the second, infertile cycle phase, so that both the ripening process of the egg and the ovulation is suppressed. In addition, the rearrangement of the cervical mucosa is disturbed, i.e. it is not prepared for the indentation of a fertilized egg cell, and a mucous membrane is formed at the entrance of the cervical nut, which is almost impenetrable for sperm.

Right, as in the natural cycle, the severe drop in the concentrations of hormones in the blood triggers a bleeding in the pill break.

When the pill is first applied on the first day of the menstruation, however, there is a highly grown cervical mucosa that should first bleed. When this bleeding has started, it usually does not stop by giving hormones – this is rather a rare effect.

Socat5
2 years ago

The pill suppresses bleeding. She doesn’t know if it’s the real period or a bleeding and she doesn’t care. If it is dosed strongly enough, the bleeding is over quickly. It’s not a secret.

isebise50
2 years ago

Because it is

Do you have a serious source or statistics or just your own personal experience?

alexapjm
2 years ago

You bleed as long as before

MaraMiez
2 years ago
Reply to  Melin789

No, you don’t have the pill anymore. So now they are, that’s another one, after that you have a bleeding in the pill break, no period. And when it is depends on when you take the break.

alexapjm
2 years ago
Reply to  Melin789

No, only if you leave the pill break and take the pill. Then you can move it yourself

Idris164
2 years ago

Please read the notebook carefully, even if it is long.

all the questions will be answered. I also have him well, because you will have to ask again and again.