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Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Jeffrey Collins4 said:If anyone happens to know—I’d be really grateful.... For the last four years, I've been on Yasmin, but my gynecologist just switched me over to Yaz, claiming it's "better" due to having fewer hormones and all that. I completely forgot to ask her one thing, though—since I noticed they don't have that standard seven-day break, should I just jump straight onto the Yaz the very next day after finishing my last Yasmin pill? Or should I take a break first? And will my cycle timing change—as in, will my period show up at a different time, or will it stay consistent with how it’s always been? Thanks (I haven't actually bought the new pack yet, so I can't exactly check the fine print in the instructions) ;-)

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Just dropping some quick info here for you. 😁
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Kate Foster12 said:Did you notice any clear signs that your period was starting before you actually began taking the pills? Can you remember exactly when your cycle hit right as you started that first blister pack?

No, they were so erratic that I gave up on tracking them because I was constantly getting caught off guard. 🙄
Anyway, I’m digging through my old texts now because I almost certainly told my boyfriend I was officially starting birth control, so we’ll see how it goes... 😁
What if I can't find the info? Is there a way to start the next pack on a specific day and then use backup protection for seven days, or is there some other trick to it? ^^''

EDIT: Found them! Got the texts, got the dates—my next pack starts on December 23rd. 🙂
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Kate Foster12 said:You always start with the same day of the week—just remember when you used to begin before, and voilà...

The thing is, I just finished my first two blister packs, so I'm still pretty new to this whole routine. I haven't really found my rhythm yet, and honestly... I don't remember.😁 🙂
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
I completely lost track of when I took my last pill before the break, so now I have no clue when I’m supposed to start the next pack.🤔
Smart move on my part.😁
What should I do? My period is due basically tomorrow, and I have this feeling that tomorrow should be the fourth day of the break, but just to be absolutely sure, does anyone have any advice on how to handle this?😁
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Taking pills and drinking alcohol? Obviously not at the exact same moment, but in general terms.
How does that work, is it even allowed, etc.? 😁
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
mellowcobra82 said:Classic. Hilarious.🤣 Every pill pack starts on Monday because that’s how they label the first day of the week. But don't let that trip you up—you don't have to start at the very beginning of the strip. You start on whatever day your period actually kicks in and just follow the arrows from there. So, if your cycle hits on a Wednesday, pick any of the three pills marked "Wednesday" and just keep following the arrow to the right. Hopefully, that makes sense. It’s probably all laid out clearly in the instruction manual, too.😉

Wait. How does a period know what day of the week it is?
😕 😬
I don't get it—why can't I just take the Monday pill if my period shows up on Thursday? What's the actual difference?

And yeah, let's say I do it the way you suggested; what happens to the pills I skipped? Do I just take them once I finish the last one in the pack?
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Here is some information regarding Novynette pills; there are plenty of women online raving about how effective they are.😉
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Jeffrey Walker3 said:It’s way easier if you just remember—your first pill is always on day one. Don't even bother counting when you took the last one, it just makes things harder 😬

So basically, if you get your period on Monday and take that first pill, your first dose is always on Monday 😁

Wait, hold on, what happens if my period shows up after a three-day break?
I assume I shouldn't just jump straight back into them, right?
Because the instructions specifically say to wait seven days, and 🤔
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
So, I finally picked up Novynette 🙂
From everything I’ve read on here, they seem to be the gold standard 👋
Anyway... now I'm just wondering... how soon do these pills actually start working 😬?

And just so we're clear, I'm on a 21/7 schedule.
Meaning, if I take my last pill on Sunday night (let's say November 9th) , then that's when my break starts. So, would I take the first pill from the next pack on Monday, November 17th? After seven full days off?
Or am I supposed to take it on the seventh day of the break, November 16th, in the evening? 🤔
I really don't want to screw this up, so please excuse the dumb questions 😬
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Hello, ladies. 😁

I only have one thing on my mind right now, because tomorrow I finally get the prescription for my pills—though I still have no idea which ones they actually are.
I was doing some digging online regarding pills—looking into side effects, potential issues, and various personal experiences—and I just happened to stumble upon this. Article u kojem piše sljedeće:

Yasmin and Jaz are easily the most recognizable fourth-generation contraceptive pills on the market today. What’s particularly interesting is that they actually come from the exact same pharmaceutical manufacturer.

I’m feeling pretty down about this. I’ve been talking to several people lately, and the consensus is unanimous: stay far away from Yasmin. Apparently, a lot of women have dealt with massive issues because of them, and some have even lost their lives. If you want to see how bad things really got, you can head over to the 'Yasmin' thread to read about some truly harrowing experiences.

Honestly, the thing that’s bothering me most right now is the fact that Yaz and Yasmin are actually produced by the exact same company. 😕
I'm not entirely sure, but there's a high chance my gynecologist is going to put me on Yaz. What exactly is the difference between Yaz and Yasmina?
It seems to me that the discussion regarding Yaz pills on this forum has been stretched out quite extensively, whereas some other topics only manage to span a few pages. 😬
Does that mean these are somehow "better" than the others, or what...? 😕

You're welcome!
Helou,
I was wondering if there’s any real risk involved in getting a tattoo if I already have quite a few moles scattered across my body. Is there a possibility that tattooing an area where I don't currently have a mole could somehow trigger a new one to grow or cause other issues?
Dankešn 😁
Laura Mendoza said:Green tea is excellent and crisp—just don't go overboard with the sweetener. It’s incredibly refreshing.

Sorry if I'm going a bit off-topic here—I didn't mean to write a novel—but this girl is dealing with some real issues because of her birth control. We didn't just start rambling about herbal tea for no reason. 😁

Dad's test is just one part of the review, so he’ll include it in the final evaluation.
It doesn't matter how fast you get your blood drawn; you’re still going to be waiting weeks for those lab results to come back—unless, of course, you see a private specialist, in which case things move a bit faster.

Hmm, is it possible he actually performed it on me yesterday then? Aside from the birth control consultation, I went in because of a yeast infection, and he told me to call back in three or four weeks for the results. Now I'm not sure if those results are for specific pathologies or if it was just the Pap smear itself.
Hey there 😁
I had my first appointment with the gynecologist today regarding birth control. He told me to go get some blood work done first and then come back once the results are ready. Now, I’m wondering when they actually perform the Pap smear? Does that happen after the blood tests are finished?