Morning-after pill and morning-after pill – reduced effectiveness?
A few days ago, I slept with my boyfriend without a condom. I've recently started taking the pill. I was unsure if it would work, so I took the morning-after pill. But now I've heard that the morning-after pill can reduce the effectiveness of the regular pill. They say sperm stays in the body for up to five days. If I've now canceled the effect of my pill with the morning-after pill, can I still get pregnant this time? Or will the morning-after pill protect me even if the pill has already worked and I haven't ovulated yet?
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Hello JapaneseDream
NOTE: 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.
If you take the pill regularly, do not testify, do not have diarrhea and do not take any medicines that affect the effect of the pill, you have taken the pill regularly at least 14 days before the break (does not apply to the Belara and the like, there are 21 days), the break does not take longer than 7 days and you will not take it at the latest on 8th. Day again with the pill (applies to most pills), then you are also protected in the pause and immediately afterwards (i.e. uninterrupted), to 99.9% (the missing 0.1% refer to unnoticed or non-admitted intake errors according to the expert opinion). You are also still protected in vomiting and really liquid diarrhea if you reagier properly and take a pill when it happens within 4 hours after taking the pill. In this case, only really aqueous diarrhea counts as diarrhea. If that’s true, you can’t get pregnant. The pill is one of the safest contraceptives and if you are both healthy you can dispense with the condom and he can also come in you.
Greetings HobbyTfz
You have to additionally prevent 7 days from taking the pill. The protection is not lost in effect. The pill after that was probably completely unnecessary.