It is difficult for me to assess the situation, because I do not know on which day of the cycle you took the green (placebo) pill instead of the white (active) pill. You can possibly do as you described in the 3rd week of the cycle (15-24 days) and this situation is treated as skipping a pill. After taking the first green pill, you should take the remaining 3 placebo tablets for the next few days, and after this time, not later, start a new pack and start taking the active pills again. This will protect you from pregnancy if you have used your previous active tablets correctly.

However, since you have taken the active pill again, the manufacturer's recommendations are different. To ensure that the protection is maintained, the manufacturer recommends taking the last active tablet you missed, even if it means taking two tablets at the same time. Then continue taking the remaining active tablets at the scheduled time and skip the four placebo tablets (green) in the last row. After taking the last active tablet, you should start taking the active tablets from the next blister the next day. This may result in no withdrawal bleeding, but spotting or mid-cycle bleeding may occur during the next cycle.

However, if you take the green pill tomorrow, it is difficult for me to assess whether the contraceptive protection will be maintained. The manufacturer did not describe how to proceed in such a situation and whether it would interfere with the effectiveness of the drug.

If you have any further doubts, I encourage you to consult a doctor, you can do it e.g. here:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/telekonsultacja/z-ginekologiem

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