When is contraceptive protection fully preserved again?

If there was something that reduced the effectiveness of contraceptive pills (some drugs) in the bistra, does it mean that in the next blister you are also not fully protected k the effectiveness is reduced?

Contraception Ginekolog Hormonal contraception Pregnancy and maternity Sex and intimate health Two-component birth control pills

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Angelika Talar-Śpionek Pharmacist, Editor

4 years ago

To @Gabriela: Yes, after this time you will be fully protected again.

Gabriela

4 years ago

So if now something could reduce the effectiveness of my tablets, then in 7 days everything will be fine again and there will be no reduced effectiveness in the rest of this blister and the next blisters?

Anna Tyrańska Pharmacist

4 years ago

No. After 7 days from the end of the situation that may lead to a decrease in the effectiveness of contraception and after applying additional protection during these 7 days - the protection is again fully preserved, as long as the next tablets from the blister are taken every day at a similar time.

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