In general the pamphlet that comes with your pill can answer most of your questions, so make sure to read through it and keep it. Here's some links you may find helpful. There's info on what makes the pill less effective, how to take it correctly, usage windows and more. Hope this helps.
🔴General info:
What can make the pill less effective?
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Why you should trust the pill (if you take it correctly)
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Info for new birth control users:
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Difference between typical and perfect use:
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If you're having a pregnancy scare:
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You're not pregnant but think you are:
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Why am I so scared of pregnancy?
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Why even virgins should get tested:
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Which birth control method is the best?
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Info about types emergency contraception:
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Antibiotics & Birth Control
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Which antibiotics lessen the pills efficacy/why:
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How to properly use condoms, and why it's important:
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Reliable online pharmacies for low cost contraception/and states where it's available
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Info on orgasms and sexuality:
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Issues with sexual compatibility w/partner:
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Resources regarding domestic violence, sexual assault, and sexual harassment (alphabetical by country):
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🔴For the combined pill:
Does a withdrawal bleed mean you're not pregnant?
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Withdrawal bleeding vs. menstrual periods:
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How many combined pills are necessary to stop ovulation?
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How the combined pill works:
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