Does a small amount of vermouth affect birth control pills?

And is it possible to have, let's say, a contraceptive implant and take the Omega 3 pill and vitamin D every day a day?
Will it affect the effectiveness?

There are no contraindications to the use of contraceptive pills in such a case. Protection is maintained.

If I have hypothyroidism and endometrium, I often feel dizzy in my stomach after natural yogurt, but I don't go to the toilet, can I take birth control pills?
Will this affect the effectiveness of contraception?

Up to @Hhhhg:

Digestive problems, such as feelings of fullness, stomach pain or overeating, usually do not affect the effectiveness of birth control pills, as long as there is no vomiting or diarrhoea within 3-4 hours of taking them.

However, long-term gastrointestinal problems may indicate other conditions that are worth consulting with a doctor. In addition, it is worth taking care of an easily digestible diet and regular meals, which can alleviate the ailments.

I eat a lot and I think I have problems with my digestive system because my stomach hurts, I feel full after eating, will it affect the effectiveness of birth control pills?

Up to @Hhhhg:

St. John's wort is not a widely available ingredient in commercial wines. Most often, St. John's wort is macerated with spirit to bring out its medicinal properties and is available in pharmacies under the name Intractum Hyperici:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/38077/intractum-hyperici-phytopharm-plyn/apteki

What alcohol does St. John's wort have?
Will there be St. John's wort in any wine?

Thank you for the answer, I was scared by the fact that it is alcohol based on herbs and I was not sure if there is No St. John's wort