Yes, it is possible to take a break from continuous contraceptive pill use to ensure you are not pregnant. It is important to take at least 21 days of the contraceptive pill continuously for it to be fully effective. You can stop taking the pill for up to 7 consecutive days if needed. If you suspect you may be pregnant, the pill will not harm the fetus but will simply not be effective. You can also take a pregnancy test to confirm. It is possible not to have withdrawal bleeding when you stop taking the pill continuously, as the lining of the uterus may become thinner. The absence of withdrawal bleeding does not necessarily indicate pregnancy.
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