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Hello Tata56785
Almost all birth control pills stop periods and depending on the drug - missed medication can result in pregnancy [again dependent on the time gap between discontinuation of pills] - your description prompts me to suggest that you visit a doctor who can evaluate you personally and educate you or suggest longer acting birth control pills
Aushi
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Dear Tata
As the effect of the pill is to mimic pregnancy, missing several can impact on your periods. However you need to give more specific information. I assume that if your last period start was 28th Sept and you expected the next on 28th Oct you must have a 30-day cycle, but you don't say specifically. You state you still have 13 pills left. Are these the pills of the Sept/Oct packet or your Oct/Nov packet? You took the test when you were 12 days late, so was that 9th Nov? The 3 days spotting, were they 30th & 31st Oct & 1st Nov? But you say you are almost 2 months late 'today' (21 Nov). Two months from 28th September is 28th November. Two 30-day 'period months' would take you to 27th November, but with a 28-day cycle, it would take you to 23rd November (tomorrow).
So for clarification:
- Where do you live?
- How old are you?
- What 'pill' are you on?
- How many pills in the packet for the month?
- Do you have specified pill-free days? How many?
- What was the date of the first pill?
- Which dates did you miss?
- What is your cycle length?
- What were the dates of the spotting?
Let me make some comments
- Spotting often occurs when pills are missed.
- If your cycle was 'regular' the sexual activity days could well have been when you were not fertile
- You need to talk to someone about your sexual activity who can give you appropriate advice.
Hope this helps
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