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Going back on the pill in the middle of a menstrual cycle
Hi everyone,
I was on a 21+7 birth control pill (Lindynette 20) for one cycle (21 days) and then I went off the pill for a while. Now I resumed taking the pill in the middle of my menstrual cycle starting from the first tablet (I was supposed to get back on the pill on the first day of my period but I stupidly decided to start taking the pill without waiting for my period to begin). What is going to happen to me? (I didn't have sex all this time so I can't be pregnant).
The exact dates are like this:
October 17: the first day of the first batch of the pill
November 6: the last day of the first batch of the pill
(break of 22 days)
November 29: the first day of the second batch of the pill
I was on a 21+7 birth control pill (Lindynette 20) for one cycle (21 days) and then I went off the pill for a while. Now I resumed taking the pill in the middle of my menstrual cycle starting from the first tablet (I was supposed to get back on the pill on the first day of my period but I stupidly decided to start taking the pill without waiting for my period to begin). What is going to happen to me? (I didn't have sex all this time so I can't be pregnant).
The exact dates are like this:
October 17: the first day of the first batch of the pill
November 6: the last day of the first batch of the pill
(break of 22 days)
November 29: the first day of the second batch of the pill
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