Asubtela, opinions and questions

Hello, I'm 18 years old, so far I've been taking Asubtela contraceptive pills. I planned to stop taking them, take a break and switch to another one, so I took the last pill - according to the blister - on 28.01, and now after a 7-day break for bleeding I will not take another one (yesterday - 05.02, if I continued taking these pills, I would have to take a pill after a break for bleeding). The gynaecologist recommended that I wait a month and take a new pill - Azalea - on the first day of my natural menstrual period. However, the problem is based on something else. Yesterday - 05.02 - there was unprotected intercourse between me and my partner, the ejaculation did not occur inside me. Despite this, I am afraid that conception may occur, mainly due to the fact that such intercourse took place when I stop taking the pills. What now? I think I would like to take the morning after pill, but can I even do it during such circumstances? If I take the morning after pill, can I start taking Azalia pills in a month's time, when my period occurs, as previously recommended by my gynecologist?

Hello, I have been taking asubtela medication for a year, since September I have started using antidepressants, Symla 50 and Actavis 15. When I took my first contraceptive pill after a 7-day break, the next day I got a little vaginal bleeding and my ovaries hurt. What could be the reason for this?

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So far, I have been using the Asubtela form of contraception (0.03 mg ethinyl estradiol, 3 mg drospirenone), after a recent visit to the gynaecologist and consultation, I decided to switch to the contraceptive form in patches. The gynaecologist recommended Evra patches (6 mg (0.203 mg/24 h) of norelgestromin, 0.6 mg (33.9 μg/24 h)). The doctor also recommended that I finish the package of pills and stick the patch as a continuation (i.e. on the day after the withdrawal week when I would normally start the next pack of pills). Is this what I should do? The leaflet says that I should apply the first patch on the first day of menstruation. What should I do, I'm quite confused.

Hello, I'm taking Asubtel contraceptive pills, yesterday I noticed that I was missing a pill for Sunday, it probably fell out of the package, what to do in such a situation? Should I get in normally on Monday and finish the blister or buy a new package and start from where the pill fell out?
It is the 2nd week of taking the pills.

Hello, I'm taking the first pack of Asubtela pills, I used to take vines but due to the fact that I took it for a few years I had to change to Asubtele, while taking hormones I got spotting and my lower abdomen hurts, what could be the cause? Do I have the wrong hormones?

Hello,I have been taking vines contraceptive pills for a long time, I have taken a break of 2 months from these pills, now I am taking Asubtele, do taking new pills from the 1st day of menstruation the pills already work?

Hello, does smoking cigarettes affect the effect of the contraceptive pill Asubtela?

The gastroenterologist prescribed the following medications to regulate bowel function: Tribux Forte (2x1) and Alflorex (1 per day). Are these medicines safe to take with the combined contraceptive Asubtela? Do these preparations not interfere with the effectiveness of anti pills?

Hello, do Falvit pills have an effect on Asubtela birth control pills?

Good morning. I take combined Asubtella contraceptive pills. I'm going on a tropical vacation and wanted to take a probiotic before and during the trip to prevent travelers' diarrhea. The lady in the pharmacy recommended me the probiotic Dr.Max Protect Max ATB. Composition: Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG, Saccharomyces cerevisiae var. boulardii and Inulin. Can I safely take a probiotic together with anti pills? Does the given composition of the probiotic not reduce their effectiveness? Should I keep a time interval in taking a probiotic and anti tablets? The lady recommended me to take 2x a day given probiotic. I will be grateful for your reply. Best regards.

Hello contraceptive pills 21+7. Asubtela. How do I take on Sundays and the package ends on Saturday and I will not have on Sunday, then I have to take from the next package? Then I will not agree with anything in the second package.

Good morning. She uses Asubtela birth control pills. Last week from May 4, I got timely withdrawal bleeding, which ended after about 4/5 days. Today, i.e. a week after the withdrawal bleeding, I noticed brown vaginal discharge, as if the remains of bleeding in the form of spotting, mucus with very dark blood. I take pills very regularly, I watch out for interactions, and in this cycle I did not have intercourse. Can such vaginal discharge and situation mean that it is still a remnant of bleeding? Of course, from the new cycle I took a new tablet at a fixed time of 8 days. Please reply.

Good evening, I have been using Asubtela contraceptive pills for 2 years. For the last week I have been taking pills irregularly, where I should at 1 pm (once at 14, 17). Could this be the reason for the bleeding that started 3 days ago? I should have menstruation in a week (if I stop taking pills for 5 days). How long should such spotting last, does contraception work now and I do not have to use other methods of contraception? I don't feel any other discomfort

She uses combined contraceptive pills. I take them regularly at a fixed time. I will describe my situation to which the question refers: 26.12 (Monday) 1 day after the break in the use of tablets I skipped the tablet. During the 7-day break in the period 19-25.12 I did not have intercourse. The last intercourse took place on the last day of taking tablets from the previous blister, i.e. 18.12. I read in the leaflet of my Asubtela tablets that if you miss a tablet in 1 week, you should use an additional method of contraception for a period of 7 days - so I did. My question: 1. Now, after a period of 7 days from skipping the tablet, can I use only tablets and do not have to additionally protect myself until the end of the cycle? 2. I know that if within 7 days of skipping the tablet bounced intercourse is dangerous so if I skipped the tablet 26.12 (Monday) and the last intercourse took place 18.12 (Sunday) that is, it was not within 7 days of skipping it I was insecure during intercourse 18.12? I hope that everything clearly stated, please answer and help.

The doctor prescribed me asubtele I had never taken contraceptive tables before and it scares me a little. What are the worst symptoms that can occur from these pills? Can I get a hemorrhage or a regular menstruation?

Good morning. I have been accepting Asubtela for several years. 5 days before the end of the package appeared period. I continue to use the tablets to the end. Do I have to take a 7-day break, or is it better to skip the break and immediately start the next pack of the drug? I am enrolled in a week to the gynecologist. The rearrangement of the period can be caused by stress and complications after pulling out eights in the last 2 weeks.

Good morning, I have a question about "transferring" withdrawal bleeding with contraceptive (two-component) pills. During the holiday last week, when I should have a break, I immediately took the tablets from the new package so that the bleeding did not occur on time. My question - can I now, this week, take an overdue break for withdrawal bleeding, or should I take the new packaging I started to the end and only then take a scheduled break. I care about the continuity of contraception, I want to act in such a way as not to disturb the effectiveness and protection of pills.

Good morning. I need your advice on hormonal contraception. Today I had a visit to a gynecologist, which completely confused me - she has been taking Asubtela tablets for a year (she takes them in books and very regularly). At the visit to the gynecologist, I mentioned lower abdominal pain and occasional spotting in the middle of the cycle (literally, for example, one drop on a panty liner) I always read that it can be a side effect of pills, but it does not mean anything bad. Today at the visit I heard that my body could get used to my pills so it bleeds and the effectiveness may be limited?! Despite the fact that on the ultrasound I heard that the ovaries are dormant and there are no signs that ovulation has taken place. I am in shock, I have never heard before that supposedly the body can get used to the pills and they can suddenly be ineffective. My tablets were selected by the doctor and on the basis of research. What's more, the doctor said that the effectiveness of the pills can be influenced by alcohol consumption - not vomiting caused by it, but by drinking alcohol in itself, despite the fact that no other doctor has said so before. Is it true that after a while the body can get used to the pills / amount of hormones contained in them and they may cease to be effective? Please answer is the first doctor who said something like this

Good morning. I would like to advise you on what to do if it is normal. After pregnancy about 4 months I started taking asubtela tablets I took them every day at the same time in about 2 weeks of taking medication, I experienced light spotting bleeding until the day of the last tabketka. From July 7 I have a break of 7 days I will add that the bleeding still occurs they are not very abundant but they are, and on the second day changing the tampon I noticed a strange membrane pulling on stained with blood or is the epithelium exfoliating from the uterus during the break? Because I do not know and I am starting to worry I know that such bleeding spotting flashes occur through hormones entering the body that should subside over time but I am more worried about this strange membrane. Please reply

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