ok, so im having to switch from the combined pill to the progesterone only pill….but i didn’t take the first pill of the POP pill following the last day of the combined. So im starting the POP pill today (which would be a week after finishing the combined pill) what can i expect to happen? and for how long am i not protected contraceptively? (My partner and I do use barrier methods too, but will abstain until i know i am protected)
Also has anyone else been on this pill? Im very scared about starting it as ive heard bad reports about it (hence why i didn’t start it straight away, so i could talk to a doctor). If so…what side effects did you suffer? Im most concerned about depression, weight gain, headaches, and a lack of periods (concerned if this may affect future fertility) NB – I have endometriosis, will this affect it?

Please help….any advice is appreciated.
Thanks

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i have endometriosis but its not bad at the moment and i know u can concieve even though u have it.i just wanted to know if u havent concieved within 18months what is the next step,what tests are done to determine what the problem is,i know lots of people have this problem but dont actually know what they do if after uv had the basic tests done,ie scan and blood tests.

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I know that there is PCOS and Endo, but what else can cause infertility?
And when women go to see a dr, what should they have ruled out?

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