This type of pill has two female hormones combined in each hormone pill. When we talk about "the pill" here we are meaning the combined oral contraceptive pill (COC). Your doctor or contraception nurse can advise you but you are the one who has to make this decision. You should try to understand these so that you can make a decision about whether the pill is right for you. There are side effects and risks associated with taking the pill. The most important pills in the packet not to miss, are the active hormone pills just before and after the inactive pills. Other pill packaging just misses out seven days of pill taking. The absence of the pill hormones causes the lining of the uterus to collapse down and bleed. Many oral contraceptive pill packets have seven inactive or dummy pills, which do not contain the hormones. The pill takes over control of the special internal lining of your uterus putting it into a resting state. The pill hormones control the menstrual period that occurs when you are on the pill. This allows for the design of pill packages with seven inactive tablets to bring on menstruation. Once you stop taking the pill it takes an average of seven days for the ovaries to "wake-up" and start producing eggs again. On average it takes seven days of taking the pill before the ovaries are asleep. Used properly the pill has a failure rate of between 0.1 to 3%. You cannot get pregnant without eggs being produced by the ovaries. It fools the ovaries into thinking you are pregnant so that egg-production stops. The pill works mainly by putting your ovaries to sleep. Another type of oral contraception pill contains just one synthetic female hormone and is referred to here as "the mini-pill". The term "the pill" used here refers to the combined oral contraceptive pill (COC) where two synthetic hormones, closely resembling the naturally occurring female hormone oestrogen and progesterone, are combined into one pill.
Common side effects include breakthrough bleeding, weight change, and nausea.Some medications reduce the pill's effectiveness.The most important pills not to miss are those just before and after the 7-day break.
There is a failure rate of up to three percent on the pill.The pill works by stopping the ovaries from producing eggs.
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