If I dont take my birth control pill at the exact same time every day, will it b!


Question: As long as u take it the same day.You should be ok.And take the next pill as regularly scheduled.But also remember all of our bodies react differently.So b careful.Abstinance is Fool Proof Birth Control.And birth control does not protect you from STD (sexually transmitted dieases)


Answers: As long as u take it the same day.You should be ok.And take the next pill as regularly scheduled.But also remember all of our bodies react differently.So b careful.Abstinance is Fool Proof Birth Control.And birth control does not protect you from STD (sexually transmitted dieases)

No! Makes no difference. As long as its within a 2-3hour time frame!!!

i havent for about 8 years and havent gotten prego yet

depends on the pill and what your doctor said. It would be recommended to, because they are effective for 24 hours, well most are, and with the daily delays they might not work that great.

Not uneffective, but there'll be a gap of a few hours where it stops working or is less effective before the next one kicks in, or when it runs out too early.

By "exactly the same time", I assume you mean within the allowed time period.

Depends on the type of pill, but it must be taken with in a 4 hour window

It will be extremely effective no matter when you take it as long as you manage to remember to keep your knees together.

Nope, just be sure to take it around the same time everyday. ie Always in the morning, or afternoon, or evening. It helps to time it though so you don't ever forget!

It won't be necessarily uneffective, but not as effective. When you wait to take the next pill, your body will have a hormone dip, making it more possible to ovulate.

as long as you take one every day, I doubt that it matters much. it's when you skip a day that you should use another method, just in case.

It won't be completely ineffective, but it MAY compromise efficacy. This is especially true if you're skipping the pill for entire days at a time.

The pill is a regular dose of hormones. By taking it at about the same time each day, it maximizes efficacy by maintaining as close to a constant dose of chemicals as possible, thereby preventing ovulation and pregnancy.

Why does it matter, your going to hell anyway for using it. Hethen.

it would be effective i do the same thing and it been going on for years.....just make sureu drink it every day...good luck

You usually have about a 4-hour time frame for it to have any serious effect. So if you take it religously everyday at 7am, and forget to take it until 9 or 10am for one day, you're fine. It's when you start to skip days it becomes a problem.

Hope that helps!

It's not that it will be ineffective, it just won't be as effective. Part of the reason they tell you to do this is because it helps you keep your routine and don't forget. Try choosing a time of day that you KNOW you can take it. That way you know you're safe. They wouldn't recommend taking it the same time every day if there wasn't a purpose behind it.

some pills you can take up to 3 hours late but the other kind have to be taken more or less the same time each day. i was on the one to be taken the same time each day and missed one and i fell pregnant. be careful Hun x

Some pills, if you don't take them at nearly the exact same time every day, can cause spotting or nausea. I try to take mine within a 2 hour time frame. Your best bet is to TRY to take it at the same time every day. I keep mine near my toothbrush, as I brush my teeth at about the same time every day, and seeing them there reminds me to take one.

It will not be as effective as taking it at the same time everyday. So if you do not use protection and take the pill at different times you have a greater risk of getting pregnant.

It doesnt matter when u take ur pill as long as u take it daily. its a good idea to take ur pill at the same time everyday so u get in the habit of taking it and u will not forget. so take it every morning wen u get up and ur good to go and u dont have to worry abt it.

No...the drug is in your system for more than a full day...

i dont know and i dont care!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...





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