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I have taken fioricet a few times like 2-3 weeks ago, would that affect my birth control aurovela fe 1/20? ive been on birth control for 15 years and have never missed a pill?
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No Fioricet does not affect birth control pills
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I miss my lo loestrin fe birth control what should I do am scared?
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Why does a low hormone (lo loestrin) birth control make girls miss periods? I haven't missed a period except being on lo loestrin fe 1-10 brand.
Possible: This can possibly occur; however, if you are sexually active, get a pregnancy test.
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A 19-year-old female asked:
Can switching birth control cause you to skip a period? I changed from a high hormone birth control to a very low hormone birth control. I have switched from Cryselle to Lo Loestrin Fe. I am usually very regular in my period and missed my period my first
Could: When you switch pills you have to be very meticulous. If you are not careful during the cross-over you might become pregnant.
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Dr. Nicholas Fogelson commented
Specializes in Gynecology
It may be that you extended the time you were on the active pills by switching. If you switched after a complete pack of the old pills you should have had a menstrual bleed. If you were halfway through the pack and then just started the new pack then it is totally normal that you missed it, and you woudl expect to bleed at the end of the second pack you started.
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A 25-year-old female asked:
What would cause a period to come 2 weeks early? Ive been on birth control for years. Randomly yesterday my period started & its 2 weeks early?? I take my pill every day at the same time. I havent missed any days, not one. Its not spotting either?
Sometimes the periods do become irregular temporarily and there is no plausible reason. If they normalize dont worry. but if they dont pl see your Gyn
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Getting your period before your scheduled period on birth control? I have been on birth control for two years now. I have been on this same birth control for a year now without any problems. I haven't missed any pills and my period has been on time. Well
Continue : Continue to take your pills as you normally would to continue being protected against pregnancy. Some spotting can be normal between periods, but hea... Read More
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