What if you missed a white pill in 28 pack of birth control pills?

Missing a white birth control pill can reduce the effectiveness of the medication and increase the risk of pregnancy. Here's what you should do if you miss a white birth control pill:

1. Take the missed pill as soon as possible: As soon as you realize you've missed a white birth control pill, take it as soon as possible. This is especially important if you've missed a pill in the first 7 days of your pack, as this is when you are most at risk of pregnancy.

2. Double up on the next pill: Once you've taken the missed pill, you'll need to double up on the next one. This means taking two pills on the day after you missed a pill.

3. Continue taking your pills as usual: After taking the missed pill and doubling up on the next one, continue taking your pills as usual. Don't skip or stop taking your pills unless your doctor tells you to.

4. Use additional contraception: For the next 7 days after missing a white birth control pill, you should use additional contraception, such as condoms, to reduce your risk of pregnancy.

5. Contact your doctor: If you have any questions or concerns about missing a white birth control pill, contact your doctor. They can provide you with further guidance and advice on how to proceed.

Remember, it is important to take your birth control pills consistently and according to the instructions provided by your doctor to ensure their effectiveness in preventing pregnancy.