triquilar birth control pills started At the Wrong Time? Posted: 08-04-04 11:48am
So I recently received my first package of
triquilar birth control pills, and was
waitng for my next period to begin to take
them. I'm about one week late (which
isn't really anything out of the
ordinary). I woke up in the middle of
the night two nights ago and thought, for
whatever reason, that my period had
started, so I put a tampon in and took my
first pill at nine am...However, when I
took my tampon out I realized I hadn't
started my period at all. Is the fact I
started my pill pack early going to really
mess up this month's cycle?
Edited to add:
when is it likely i'll get my next period?
I've had protected sex with condoms in
the last month, so I suppose there is an
unlikely chance of pregnancy. Should I
take a test or wait until my pills sort
out my period?
Thanks
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Cassy
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Jun 2004 Posts: 103
Posted: 08-04-04 13:29pm
Chances are, this cycle you'll have some
breakthrough bleeding because the hormones
will mess up your cycle, they usually do
in the first cycle anyway. But i'd say
once you get your period (on the sugar
pills) and start the next cycle,
everything would be back to normal.
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