Questions roughly speaking birth control pills?

I'm asking on behalf of my girlfriend:

She's currently taking the Ortho Tri-cyclen, low dose. Her worry is that if she's not menstruating during the placebo pills, consequently she has a coincidence to get pregnant. I influence that as long as she takes the pills regularly, similar to she does, then she's still protected.

Who's correct?
Will her menstruation term eventually regulate itself to happen around the placebo time?
Answers:

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she'll be fine. she needs to read the instruction booklet that comes beside the pills. i know it is a lot to read, but the info is within.

she could get pregnant in the 1st week of using the pill if she doesn't use a condom. but after that, if she takes the pill at duplicate time every day, she will not get hold of pregnant.

the "period" you get while on the pill in fact doesn't serve a biological purpose because she hasn't ovulated, anyway, so it doesn't really matter if she does not carry her period.

she can ring up and ask her ob/gyn in a few months if she's still concerned.

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I wouldn't trust it myself. I'd use protection until it regulated my length. Especially if this is her first couple of months taking birth control in her life. It say on the package unanimously that after one month you are OKAY.. but it leaves out the fact that sometimes low-dose pills aren't strong ample to regulate some women's cycles.

So.. if she's still not menstruating during the placebo and is instead menstruating at another time a couple months from now I would suggest she jump back to the gynecologist because most potential the low-dose pill just isn't satisfactory hormone to control her cycle.

I had this appear to me at one point. I'd been on birth control for several years, though.. so the bin liner of my uterus was so scrubby even if I had ovulated (which be highly unlikely) and become fertilized -- it would not hold implanted.

But, my suggestion still is you use extra protection if this is her first experience with birth control.

Plus, if she's paranoid roughly speaking pregnancy no amount of reassurance is going to calm her mind.. hence she won't savour sex or have it adjectives anyway.. and so you should have plenty respect for her to use the extra protection when she wants it!!

Also if this is her first experience.. sort sure she knows that if she vomits/has diarrhea/takes convinced medications (like most antibiotics) birth control can be rendered ineffectual. This is especially true next to low-dose pills and women who have not be on birth control long (less than a year).

Hope I helped even tho I did not agree beside you, sorry! ;)

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here's what the planned paternity website says:

"a missed term does not always close-fisted you are pregnant, especially if you have not skipped any pills. But see your clinician if you miss a second time. "

so, if it has be less than three months since she started taking them, this situation is technically normal. side effects such as irregularity or non-attendance of periods are adjectives as your body gets used to the hormones, but should clear up after two or three months.
however, if after three months it is still occuring, contact whomever you get the birth control from and let them know what's going on. i believe she is still protected, but a condom wouldn't be a fruitless idea if she is mortified, or at least enjoy the morning after pill on hand. i hope i help!