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Q: Microgynon 30 pill

asked by: smiffy210591 on April 9th, 2009

New User

heyy i have 3 questions:
1)iv been on the pill for 2 months now and i took my last pill on monday and its now thursday how long should it be untill i come on my period??

2) when i start taking the next pack after 7days do i cover immediatly or do i have to wait??

3) if your period only lasts for 4 days can you have sex before you start your next pack and still be covered??

thank you

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deteragram

replied on April 13th, 2009

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The only thing it says on the website is that your period should start "a few days" after taking your last pill.
If you've already taken one 21-day pack you're protected.
Even if your period only lasts four days, as long as you are taking the pill properly, you are protected.
For future reference, save the information pamphlet that comes with the pill and refer to it.

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