You shouldn't be having multiple periods when on Birth Control pills. You need to see your Doctor about this. It's possible the birth control you're on isn't suitable for you so a change of birth control may be advisable.
i took the ecp on Saturday morning (today is Thursday) and today i started spotting...i don't know if that is a sign if im pregnant or not. i know this doesnt help but i just wanted to let you know im wondering what the answer to this is too. i am also expierencing very light pains in my lower abdonimal area...
If you're on birth control pills you don't get a period full-stop - you no longer have a menstrual cycle - you get a withdrawal bleed during your placebo week. You can have irregular bleeding for the first three months on an new birth control, but if this is outside that time period see your doctor.
The pill does not stop you from having your period. Having lighter periods or skipping some are normal. But you should still have your period otherwise you may be pregnant.
You should take your birth control pill on schedule regardless of any bleeding.
The medication Duoloton I is used as a contraceptive. Duoloton comes in pill form and can also be used to regulate menstrual periods.
The contraceptive pill was approved for use in the United States in 1960.
i thought yes, because that is what's in the contraceptive pill which is taken during your period aswell.
A contraceptive pill
The Pill is the name associated with the Contraceptive Birth Control Pill.
The pill Trigestrel is a contraceptive. This pill is taken once a month, orally, like many other contraceptive pills on the market.
Yes Minerva-35 is a contraceptive pill.
The contraceptive pill can flare up candida of which thrush is a common symptom
ECP is short for emergency contraceptive pill
It is highly unlikely but is possible. If you are worried then on the day your normal period is due take a HPT.
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