Combination Pills ineffective for 7 days--Plan B?
Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 10:39 pm
Hi,
I just started taking combination pills (Lutera) today, and I was told that this would not be effective for 7 days so I should rely on other forms of birth control such as condoms. However, my doctor also gave me Plan B. I was wondering if it would be detrimental to my body in any way to take Plan B if the condom breaks/improper use occurs? Is Plan B safe and effective during the first 7 days when my pill is technically ineffective? Some forums online say that Plan B is unnecessary and could severely mess up your hormones if you're taking it while on BC, but because I'm still in the 7 day ineffective period, does the same consequences apply?
Thanks
I just started taking combination pills (Lutera) today, and I was told that this would not be effective for 7 days so I should rely on other forms of birth control such as condoms. However, my doctor also gave me Plan B. I was wondering if it would be detrimental to my body in any way to take Plan B if the condom breaks/improper use occurs? Is Plan B safe and effective during the first 7 days when my pill is technically ineffective? Some forums online say that Plan B is unnecessary and could severely mess up your hormones if you're taking it while on BC, but because I'm still in the 7 day ineffective period, does the same consequences apply?
Thanks