Yes, you can. Be sure to use a backup method of contraception!
If you missed tow pills and had breakthrough bleeding, resuming your pills should stop the bleeding. However, since you missed two pills you are not protected this month, so use a backup method of birth control.
No you should wait and ask your doctor
Yes, that's a great plan for minimizing the risk of pregnancy.Abstinence for that period of time would work also.
A backup method of birth control is suggested during the first month on the pill. The pill is 99.7%-99.9% effective if used perfectly! Effectiveness in the general population is only 97% due to missed pills etc. This means that 3 women in 100 wil get pregnant on the pill.
You may ovulate straight away or you may not ovulate forseven days. You need to continue taking your pills as normal and you will also need to use a backup method of protection for seven days because you missed pills.
Nausea. You can't catch up on six missed pills. Use a backup method until you've taken 7 pills correctly. If you have had sex in the last five days, take emergency contraception. If you prefer, discard this pack and start the next, but six missed pills really makes that cycle a wash.
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Home pregnancy tests are designed to be used AFTER your missed period. Using it 2 weeks before a missed period could skew the results.
It means that if your period is supposed to start on Saturday, 6 days before your missed period would be the Tuesday before.
You are right to start the new pack a day early. As long as you haven't gone more than seven days for your placebo week, no backup method is needed.
You missed them - they started 8 of August and have finished.