About Layla Yeganeh Expertise I have researched and studied medicine, pharmacy, psychology and biology in college, through medical journals and research studies, I also have personal knowledge of the side effects, interactions and uses of many drugs for: antidepressants, alternative depression treatments, sleep aids, ADD, ADHD, psychiatric meds, weight loss, fibro, thyroid (Armour) versus synthetic, endocrinology, HRT, natural homeopathic drug interactions, toxicology, steroids, blood pressure, anxiety, birth control pills, Migraines, headaches, pain medications, TMJ, antibiotics, sinus and otolaryngoloy medications, as well as Immune therapy and allergy treatments, and many more. I would like to extend my knowledge and exerience to you, and offer advice so please don't hesitate to ask if you have a question. Every question is important, and no question is too difficult.
Question QUESTION: i take the pil at 7.53 and i threw up at 12.. am i stil covered
ANSWER: that is 4 hours, the pill would likely digest in your stomach in that time. But it is possible for some of it to have come up. I would take your next pill on schedule, and I hope you feel better soon.
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QUESTION: when is a woman most feritle
Answer The average woman is fertile for only 6 days out of her 28-day cycle. An egg can live only one day after it is released, while the longest sperm can live in the vagina is five days. A woman's cycle is dated from the first day of menstruation.
An interesting study in this month's British Medical Journal shows that only about 30 percent of women release their eggs to make them fertile from day 10 to 17. Even in women with regular repeatable menstrual cycles, most women reach their fertile days earlier and many much later. Because of this extreme variability in egg release, most women need more than the rhythm method to prevent pregnancy.
References:
AJ Wilcox, D Dunson, DD Baird. The timing of the ''fertile window'' in the menstrual cycle: day specific estimates from a prospective study. British Medical Journal, 2000, Vol 321, Iss 7271, pp 1259-1262 Address Wilcox AJ, NIEHS, Epidemiol Branch, Res Triangle Pk,NC 27709 USA
