No, you can't. Every pill is exactly the same on the minipill, and there are no placebo pills to skip.
If you're skipping some placebo pills, start the next pack at the very first pill.
It doesn't matter. Just continue taking the pills as normal. You can prevent your period by missing out the placebo pills altogether and going straight on to the next pack so don't worry about it.
Are you on the pill. Because if you are just start another pill pack on the week that you would normally start your placebo (no hormone) pills. That way you won't have your period until the end of the next pill pack.
Yes, every pill in Micronor is exactly the same. The dosages are the same, and there are no sugar or placebo pills in the pack.
Yes, you can. To change the day you start your birth control pills, you will cut short your placebo/sugar pill week or pill free week. For instance, if you normally start the new pack on Sunday and want to start on Wednesday, you'll take your placebo pills on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, discard the old pack, and start the new pack on Wednesday. As long as you don't go more than seven days without an active pill, you will have no interruption in protection.
The sugar pills are just placebo pills, meaning that they have no intended purpose other than to act as place holders. Because birth control pills are to be taken every day, some women need the placebo pills to keep the routine going. They offer no other purpose.
Ack! There are no sugar pills in the mini pill! There are only active pills, 28 of them in each pack, and you must take one daily in order to avoid pregnancy. If you start skipping seven of them every month, you're going to get pregnant!
You are not at increased risk of pregnancy from taking active pills instead of placebo pills as long as you don't have a pill-free interval of more than seven days.
Placebo pills are just pills with no active ingredient in them. they are just psychological medication which does often work. they are given to patients who think they are ill but are not, it is just in their mind, so they take the placebo pill thinking it will make them better and very often it works. The word Placebo means fake. There for a Placebo pill must be a "fake" pill which basically means an empty pill.
You can certainly take an extra birth control pill without causing any problems. However, your question suggests that you think you're not protected during the placebo pills. That is not true. If you have taken the previous pills in the pack correctly, you are still protected during the placebo week. Please contact your health care provider to get a better understanding of how the pill works and the level of protection you can expect from it.
You could start the hormones pills part way through the placebo pills to change the next month's cycle (say you would have your period on a Wednesday next month, instead of a Friday) but it would not affect the cycle you are currently on. When your uterine lining starts to shed, it sheds. For example, Yaz only has 4 placebo pills instead of 7, like some birth control brands. For many women on Yaz, they won't start their period until the last day of placebo pills. They will start their period on the last placebo and continue to have it through the first few days of the hormone pills.