Combined Oral Contraceptive Microgynon and Rigevidon have both progestogen and estrogen. They inhibit ovulation, making it impossible for you to conceive. You will require consistent blood pressure and BMI assessments while taking these medications. Dosage instructions: Take one tablet each day for 21 consecutive days, followed by a break of 4 or 7 days without pills. If you feel discomfort during the break, you may opt to forgo it. Potential side effects: may involve higher blood pressure and minimal chance of blood clots. Mini Pill (progestin-only contraceptive or POP) Mini Pills like Desogestrel, Lovima, and Hana contain solely progestogen. They are appropriate for individuals who cannot take combination pills for various health reasons. How to use: Take one tablet daily at the same hour without any intervals. Potential side effects: You might encounter irregular bleeding at first, but it typically resolves within a few months. These pills do not require blood pressure or BMI assessments