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Is Pregnancy Possible After Taking Microgynon?

I started taking birth control pills (Microgynon) Ed Fe, Family planning pill 3 cycles. I am finishing the second cycle. During the time of taking the pills with my husband we had not protection and he ejaculated most of the time inside. I am six days late and today i did just a home test and was negative. There is any thing to worry about? Thank you in advance
Mon, 28 Dec 2015
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood your concern. If you have been taking the pill regularly without missing any of them, your cycle is protected and the chances of pregnancy are very minimal. Whenever oral contraceptive pills are initiated for the first time, it is mandatory to use additional protection for the first couple of cycles since inhibition of ovulation due to hormone effect may not happen in the first cycle itself. Abnormal menstrual pattern including absent or irregular periods is a feature of pill usage. In the current scenario, I would ask you to see a specialist for further management if you become overdue by ten days. Hope this helps.
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Is Pregnancy Possible After Taking Microgynon?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood your concern. If you have been taking the pill regularly without missing any of them, your cycle is protected and the chances of pregnancy are very minimal. Whenever oral contraceptive pills are initiated for the first time, it is mandatory to use additional protection for the first couple of cycles since inhibition of ovulation due to hormone effect may not happen in the first cycle itself. Abnormal menstrual pattern including absent or irregular periods is a feature of pill usage. In the current scenario, I would ask you to see a specialist for further management if you become overdue by ten days. Hope this helps.