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Miss last pills of pack
Hi,
I was travelling and missed the last 3 pills of my pack (yasmin contraceptives.). so that means I stopped on day 18. I had unprotected sex 3 days after that, and the next morning I started spotting, which should be the beginning of my withdrawal bleed. Could this lead to me being pregnant?
I was travelling and missed the last 3 pills of my pack (yasmin contraceptives.). so that means I stopped on day 18. I had unprotected sex 3 days after that, and the next morning I started spotting, which should be the beginning of my withdrawal bleed. Could this lead to me being pregnant?
I'm quite worried now, as my withdrawal bleed hasn't actually started. There was some brown spotting, occasionally bright pink, but not very much at all. I'm currently in a country where medical advice concerning pregnancy is very odd and not reliable.
Thanks for your comment. I've started full-on withdrawal bleed now. But what do you think about taking Plan B. just in case?
Missing pills at the end of your pack shouldn't lead to becoming pregnant. If you missed them nearer the start or middle - then it would be something to be concerned about because it could lead to you ovulating because of missing those pills, but by the end of your pack you've most likely missed that window so you should be fine.
Just note that pulling out isn't effective and can still lead to pregnancy, but if you took all the rest of your pack as instructed then you should be okay.
Just note that pulling out isn't effective and can still lead to pregnancy, but if you took all the rest of your pack as instructed then you should be okay.
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