if there are less than 7 pills left in the pack after the missed pillВ вЂ“ finish the pack and start a new pack the next day this means missing out the pill-free break or not taking your inactive pills.if there are 7 or more pills left in the pack after the last missed pillВ вЂ“ finish the pack, take your 7-day pill-free break as normal, or take your inactive pills before you start your next pack.When you come to the end of your pill pack, after missing 2 or more pills: use extra contraception, such as condoms, for the next 7 days.If you have missed 2 or more pills anywhere in the pack or started a new pack 2 or more days late (48 hours or more), your protection against pregnancy may be affected. You do notВ need to use extra contraception. take your 7-day pill-free break as normal, or if you're on an everyday (ED) pill, take your dummy (inactive)В pills.carry on taking the rest of the pack as normal.take the last pill you missed now, even if this means taking 2 pills in 1 day.If you have missed 1 pill anywhere in the pack or started a new pack 1 day late, you're still protected against pregnancy. See What should I do if I miss a pill (progestogen-only pill)?В for information about missed pills and the progestogen-only pill. If you're using one of these types of combined pill, get advice or read the patient information leaflets that can be found on the electronic Medicines Compendium (eMC) website: This advice is about combined contraceptive pills, except Daylette, Eloine, Qlaira and Zoely. the type ofВ combined pill you're taking.when you missed your pillВ (where you are in the pack).how many pills you have missedВ (you have missed a pill when it's more than 24 hours since you should have taken it).If you're on the combined contraceptive pill and you miss a pill, what you need to do depends on:

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