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Q: Frequently late taking mini-pill,pregnancy risk?

asked by: cas_babe285 on November 4th, 2007

New User

i am on the mini pill (Cerazette) i have been late takin it the last few weeks, the leaflet inside says that i would still be covered up to 12 hours late, but i am feelin rubbish lately ive been feelin sick, ave stomach ache, headaches, achin allover, ave noticed i ave put on a little weight but ave not been eatin more than normal,also some food i like now tastes awful i know this sounds weird just wondered if anyone had been throu same thing n what they did about it, i know im prob not preg just wondered if i cud b

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monkeygirl22

replied on November 9th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

We can not tell you if you are pregnant or not. All you can do is wait and if your period is late take a test. Hope everything turns out like you want.

Tylanas

replied on November 9th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

On the mini-pill I was always informed that 3 hours counted as late; I always heard of women being extra careful to take it on time...

Heck, even on a high dose pill, you're late after just 6 hours!!

From what I know, being late on the mini pill is extremely risky. You could definitely be pregnant.

rebeccastar8

replied on May 12th, 2009

New User

cerazette

cerazette has a 12 hour safety window unlike any other mini pill, if you were after the 12 hours theres a small risk of pregnancy, but is think its more thank likely side affects of the pill your feeling x

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