Is it possible to delay the onset of bleeding after the first blister of contraceptive pills?

If I use the contraceptive pill for the first time, is a 7-day break after the first blister finished, or is it possible to delay the onset of withdrawal bleeding and postpone the 7-day break only after the second blister?

Contraception Ginekolog Hormonal contraception

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Marta Janocha Pharmacist

2 years ago

Yes, there are no contraindications to such use.

To delay the onset of menstruation, the patient should continue to take the tablets from the next blister without observing the withdrawal period.
The extended duration of taking the tablets can be continued for as long as needed until the contents of the second pack are exhausted. Slight bleeding or mid-cycle spotting may occur during prolonged taking of the tablets. Then, after a seven-day break, you can resume taking the medicinal product regularly.

You can read more about hormonal contraception here:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/antykoncepcja-hormonalna

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