Lost packet of pill,what to do???!
Question: im half way thro the white tablets of microgynon,does it matter if i dont carry on taking the white tablets???wait til the week is over then start again on new packet???or take the white ones from anew packet??????i dont think the white pills are the same as the yellow ones,help!
Answers: im half way thro the white tablets of microgynon,does it matter if i dont carry on taking the white tablets???wait til the week is over then start again on new packet???or take the white ones from anew packet??????i dont think the white pills are the same as the yellow ones,help!
The first thing to do is not panic :-)
The best thing you can do is start on a new packet where you had left off on the previous packet. So if yesterday you were on your 10th pill, take the 11th pill of a new packet and go on from there (using the same pills as before.)
All it will mean is you will need to get a repeat prescription a little earlier than you would have done.
start taking the white pill from the new pack where you left off the old pack - don't re-take the white ones you've already had.
go to the chemist explain you lost it they'll give you a new packet and continue on until you were meant to spot have way through the nex pack or just continue the full next pack then have your period and start a new packet that way you'll be covered you will just be putting your epriod off for a week or two.
make an appointment asap with ur doc so he can give u another prescription. If uve missed some use condoms ur not protected good luck
get a new pack and start from where you left.
You can either start a new pack in the place where you left off the one you lost. You will also need to call your health-care provider to request an additional pkg. be phoned to the pharmacy--it's not a problem once you've explained what happened. The other option is to completely stop taking the pill, have a period, and resume with a new pack of pills on the first Sunday after your period begins. If you do that, remember to use a back-up birth control method for at least the first two weeks on the new pack. Take care.