When should I take my first birth control pill?

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I know that I ask all the time but this is my first pack of tablets and I want to be sure that after these first 7 days in which if I wanted to have sex I have to additionally protect myself that after 7 days the effectiveness will be as it should be and nothing will be reduced

Yes, exactly.

So if now I took for a quick first tablet but I will use all the tablets correctly every day at the same time, I will be well protected in subsequent blisters and in this only somehow after a week?

I have already given you the answer to this question in the following entries. I would like you to be safe during intercourse, so I recommend a condom for the first 7 days. If this situation is unacceptable to you, you can have sex without a condom, although I do not guarantee that you will be fully protected.

The day before I had mucus with blood and today these droplets were blood

Despite the fact that more blood appeared an hour later, the pill was still badly taken?

As I wrote in the previous post - you should take the tablet at the time of FULL bleeding, not spotting. As the tablet was not taken at the right time, please use additional protection.

My period began but they were droplets so far but can it be considered the beginning of the period and well I took the first tablet? Then there was not a lot of blood but no few droplets for sure

Yes, you should protect yourself additionally for the first 7 days with a condom. After this time, the effectiveness of the drug is complete and you can have intercourse without protection.

So if the first tablet you took during spotting the day before your period, you should take care of it for 7 days? And after these 7 days, the effectiveness is already preserved and further in the next blister or still not