First of all, Nordette is a monthly oral contraceptive NOT an emergency contraceptive. In order for this pill to effectively prevent pregnancy it needs to be taken properly.
The directions are as follows: the first pill is taken the first day of your period. Then, the rest of the pills must be taken consecutive days no more then 24 hrs apart around the same time every day until the pack is finished. Then the next pack begins immediately the day following.
If the pill is not taken as instructed it will not effectively prevent pregnancy. Since these pills contain hormones your cycle will be disrupted because you did not take the pills properly.
You are most likely not pregnant, but you can take a pregnancy test to be sure.
Examples of emergency contraceptives you can take in the future would be: Plan B, Postinor 2, and Morning-After Pill, to name a few. Read to directions and side effects before using!
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Hello and thank you for sharing your question.
First of all, Nordette is a monthly oral contraceptive NOT an emergency contraceptive. In order for this pill to effectively prevent pregnancy it needs to be taken properly.
The directions are as follows: the first pill is taken the first day of your period. Then, the rest of the pills must be taken consecutive days no more then 24 hrs apart around the same time every day until the pack is finished. Then the next pack begins immediately the day following.
If the pill is not taken as instructed it will not effectively prevent pregnancy. Since these pills contain hormones your cycle will be disrupted because you did not take the pills properly.
You are most likely not pregnant, but you can take a pregnancy test to be sure.
Examples of emergency contraceptives you can take in the future would be: Plan B, Postinor 2, and Morning-After Pill, to name a few. Read to directions and side effects before using!
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April 18, 2015 - 8:15pmThis Comment
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