Will water with the addition of mint and lime interfere with the effectiveness of tablets?

Good morning. If from Monday I started taking the vines two-component contraceptive pill for the first time in my life and for three days in a row I washed them down with a small amount of water with the addition of mint and lime, is there any probability that the citrus content in this water reduced the effect of the drug or just unnecessarily stressed and did not affect the action of the pill? Best regards.

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

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Anna Tyrańska Pharmacist

4 years ago

You are stressed unnecessarily - such a small amount of lime (serving as an addition to water in the amount of a few drops) will not disturb the effectiveness of contraception and will not reduce protection against pregnancy. For the future, however, please try not to drink tablets with citrus juices.

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