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It may be an allergy to condoms. It is recommended to use other contraceptive methods.It is recommended to take Marvelon orally, as it has fewer side effects.
Although there are several types of short-acting birth control pills, the method of taking them is the same. Start counting from the first day of your period and begin taking one pill every night starting from the fifth day (do not start after the fifth day of the clean period). Take it continuously for 22 days without interruption. If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible the next morning.
After stopping the medication, your period will naturally occur within 1–3 days. Start taking the next week's pills on the fifth day of your period. If you still haven't had your period after 7 days of stopping the medication, you should also start the next cycle.
If you do not have your period for three consecutive months, stop taking the medication and switch to other contraceptive methods. Otherwise, once ovulation resumes, you may become pregnant.
After ovulation, if pregnancy does not occur, the endometrium will shed, resulting in menstruation. In other words, ovulation occurs before menstruation. If no measures are taken, pregnancy may occur before menstruation.