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Missed period on birth control
I am sexually active. Started using birth control (Femilon tab) on 29th of march. I have used birth control pills before as well and got the period on 3rd day after completing 21days. This time finished the 21 days on 17th of april but didn't get periods till now. Today is the 5th day after completion of the pack. I missed one pill in the middle but took it the next morning as soon as i remembered. I want to stop taking the pill, just wanted to use it for 1 month. Is there anything to worry? Should i stop using the pill or should i take it for another month? Is there any chance of pregnancy? If so when should i take UPT test?
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Do the urine pregnancy test and if positive consult with a Gynaecologist.
Otherwise you can Stop using pills whenever you desire.
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UPT should be done 3 weeks after the last sexual act. Femilon does act as a contraceptive too. Wait for 3-4 days more u ll get your periods. Since history of missing pills is also there better to do UPT if periods doesn't come in next 3-4 days
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Was 29 day one of the periods?
Pills to act as a contraceptive should be taken from day one of the periods
If not u definitely need a pregnancy test
If negative
U can wait as the wait period after the last pill to get ur periods is upto ten days
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