Birth Control?

Do you have to bring the 7 reminder pills on a 28 day pack? I just now have missed a couple pills but I did what the directions said if u missed two pills to embezzle them as soon as you remember and then two the subsequent day and later one as usual the next year. But now I'm on the green pills but I needed to know if there would be any problem If i of late started my next pack?
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Breast issues..?

First of adjectives - if you missed more than 2 days, you need to use a backup method until your subsequent cycle. Your BC pills may or may not stop you from ovulating. Best not to take any likelihood.

Yes, you did it correctly to take 2 tablets as soon as you remembered, after take two the following year to catch you up. You might catch a little GI upset on the days of your double dose (2 pills together) depending on the strength of your pills. This is common and sould be minimal.

As for taking the "green" pills - double check your prescription. If you are sure they are just placebo (sugar) pills, after you don't have to thieve them. BUT MAKE SURE !
Some tri-phasic pills have 3 different strengths of drug spaced out surrounded by the pack and the last week (your time of year week) still has involved ingredient in a very low dose.

If you are sure that the "green" pills are a moment ago placebo, then I would recommend starting your subsequent pack on the day you would usually start it. Don't start the next pack at the start or within the middle of the week that you'd normally be on the placebo. This might mete out you have an unexpected period, enjoy breakthrough bleeding, or skip your period altogether (a terrifying thought if you missed pills and think you might be pregnant).

Again - use a back-up method until your subsequent cycle to be on the safe side. Be sure to embezzle your BC pills EVERYDAY at the same time everyday on an clean stomache. If you have trouble remembering to transport your BC pills, then its best to freshly use a condom.

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