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After two weeks it is unfortunately already too late for the pill afterwards; that must be taken within three days of sex.

If you’re afraid to be pregnant, go straight to the female doctor or make an early test at home.

HobbyTfz
2 years ago

Hello Hello123956

4 hours after taking the pill, the active ingredients have certainly already passed into the organism and are still protected. If you break within 4 hours, or really liquid diarrhoea it is necessary to take a pill in order not to lose protection (taking into account the recommended take-up time of the pill). Stands also in the package It is best if you use the last pill of the blister, then you do not get confused with the days (but only applies to pills without placebos). The pill break then begins with full protection around a day earlier. It may not last longer than 7 days. At the latest on the 8th day you start taking again, regardless of whether you had a bleeding or whether it still stops. This does not apply to Belara, Bonadea, Chariva, Chloee, Damara, Desmin, Enriqua, Femigoa, Femigyne, Leios, Leona-Hexal, Lilia, Minette, Minisiston, Mona-Hexal, Neo-Eunomin (22+6), Starletta-Hexal, Swingo, Trigoa, Velafe.

If you have a mistake in taking it then it always depends on which week of the mistakes happen.

Nothing can happen from the GV 2 weeks ago.

In case of a mistake in the first week, the missed pill immediately decrease even if you have to take 2 pills at the same time. Then continue normal again. But the next 7 days, at the Qlaira 9 days, in any case additionally prevent. In the case of GV during the 7 days prior to the taking error there is also the possibility of pregnancy.

In the second week of adoption: Take the forgotten pill immediately, even if you have to take 2 pills at the same time. Then continue normal again. If the previous 7 days the pill was taken regularly, the protection is still present, even during the break. If you forget more than one pill then you have to additionally prevent the next 7 days and in the break you are only protected if the pill was taken regularly 14 days ago.

In the third take-off week: either take the pill further and start with the next blister without a break, or immediately take 7 days (no longer) break (the day of the forgotten pill must then be counted as the first break day) and then start with the next blister. In both cases, protection is preserved. The pill after that is unnecessary in this case.

At the Cerazett, Damara, Desofemono, Desogestrel, Aristo, and Solgest the next 7 days must be additionally prevented for each error.

At Belara, Belissima, , Chariva, Chloee, Enriqua, Lilia, Minette, Mona-Hexal, Neo-Eunomin and Trigoa, the next 7 days must be additionally prevented for each error and the break must be omitted

ATTENTION: If you take the pill after that you can lose the protection of the pill. The protection will only begin once the pill has been removed after the pill at least 14 days uninterrupted and error-free. In the break, however, one is only protected if the pill has been removed from the break for 14 days, at the Belara, Chariva for 21 days. If you are not protected during the break then you have to additionally prevent the first 7 days of taking pills at the Qlaira 9 days.

Greetings HobbyTfz

isebise50
2 years ago

Have you ever come up with the idea of taking a look at the package leaflet of the pill?

This information can be found in the package leaflet, which you should read urgently (as noted at any medication). Because even if the package leaflet has an eagerly long and bone-dry text, familiarize yourself with your contraceptive.

Only in order to know the actual contraceptive effect also of typical side effects, interactions and mistake, and then to be able to react properly and especially in time.

Not every mistake leads to loss of protection. It comes to the pill you take in which week the mistake has happened and, of course, whether you correct it.

Each pill has a time window for removing a forgotten pill, so that the protection is preserved. Otherwise, you are usually protected after 7 pill days. For as long as you have to keep up with condoms or just for a week to give up sex.

Why an emergency prevention if the last sex was two weeks ago?

Happy for you!

mjutu
2 years ago

Is that serious?

The pill after that acts quite reliably up to 24 hours after intercourse, at 48 hours it is far less and after 72 hours it is hardly effective. 14 days after sex it doesn’t work at all and you only have the severe side effects.

Please let the doctor give you comprehensive advice. The details are important.

michi57319
2 years ago

The pill after that is absolutely not necessary.

But you must additionally prevent the rest of the cycle.

TsukiWriter
2 years ago

No, the last time was two weeks ago. But if you do it again for the next seven days, keep it safe.

wichtigefrag707
2 years ago

go to the doctor

tbhidgafby
2 years ago

it’s toooo late ha