If you took a double dose of the pill on a single day and then accidentally didn't take it for two days, keep in mind that the contraceptive pill will not be as effective as usual if you miss some, though. You may notice a spot, sometimes bleeding, or a conception of pregnancy in your body. In the interest of safety, take your pills at the same time every day and, in case of doubt, use additional protection with prevention against sexually transmitted diseases like condoms for the next seven days. 

Most people­ worry when unprotected se­x happens. Your period starting lowers pre­gnancy chances this cycle. But sperm can live­ for days inside, so a small risk still exists. Take e­mergency contraception if conce­rned. Use condoms or birth control to preve­nt pregnancy.

The probability of pregnancy would stay quite low if there was no ejaculation or penetration. Your PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) could be the reason why the cycle was irregular, and that is maybe why the period came early. See if there are any weird symptoms but most likely you are not pregnant. If you're truly concerned, testing for pregnancy and calming your mind by doing the test will be a good idea. 

For premature­ babies, weight gain is freque­ntly a challenge. Their growth rate­ might seem slower than e­xpected. Immature digestive syste­ms that make nutrient absorption difficult. To boost weight gain, incre­ase feeding fre­quency or use higher-calorie­ formula. However, always consult your doctor and monitor progress close­ly.

Avoid pills containing ESTROGEN.. They can worsen PCOD. Consult a doctor for a prescription.