If you take your birth control as directed, the same time every day and do not miss a dose, you are protected from becoming pregnant.
Most packs of birth control pills contain three weeks or 21 days of active hormone containing pills, and one week or 7 days of inactive or placebo pills. You should get your period when you are taking the inactive pills.
Since you did not get a period at all last month and you have been taking your pills as directed, something is wrong and I suggest you speak with the healthcare provider who prescribed the birth control pills.
Comment Reply
Hello Anonymous,
If you take your birth control as directed, the same time every day and do not miss a dose, you are protected from becoming pregnant.
Most packs of birth control pills contain three weeks or 21 days of active hormone containing pills, and one week or 7 days of inactive or placebo pills. You should get your period when you are taking the inactive pills.
Since you did not get a period at all last month and you have been taking your pills as directed, something is wrong and I suggest you speak with the healthcare provider who prescribed the birth control pills.
Regards,
April 2, 2015 - 9:10amMaryann
This Comment
Reply