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Q: Micronor Advice..

asked by: boricuamom on June 9th, 2006

New User

Hi!! I'm new here I hope you can help me...

I'm currently using micronor pills I started the first time at 11:30 am and so far I forgot taking like two or three time at the exact time... I was wondering who I should change the time, for example I thinking that tacking the pills like in the morning ( let say 8:00 am) is going to be better so I just take the next dose at this time or I should do something different..

Replies(2)

Carifairy

replied on June 9th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Yes if you want to adjust the time on a mini pill like micronor you can take your next pill earlier, but you would not want to take it later.

The mini pill does not stop ovulation, so taking pills late put you at a substantial increased risk of pregnancy.

boricuamom

replied on June 10th, 2006

New User

Thanks!! So much you help me a lot...

Ps I took it last night late :cry:

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