Okay so i've been taking birth control for now 2 and a half years, and I just recently had to change my pill to the lo estrin 24 i was taking the cryselle and my husband and i had sex and he didnt pull out or anything and i've only started the lo estrin this month and have two more active pills until i start to take the non active pills to start my period, should i worry about being pregnant since i've only been taking the lo estrin pills for almost a month. Thanks
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If you went straight from Cryselle to Loestrin then you are just as protected as being on one single brand. As long as there was not a long period of time, as in several months, between coming off of Cryselle and then going onto Loestrin there is nothing to worry about as your body still sees the birth control pill in you. Even if you did have a wait period between starting the Loestrin you are still going to be fine because you have been taking it for the month already, your body is used to seeing that pill in you as well as you are still protected during the non-active pills.There are those who believe that dictionaries should not merely reflect the times but also protect English from the mindless assaults of the trendy. -
Most websites and packaging will tell you it takes about a week for the pill to be affective if you're taking it regularly on time each day.Comment
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