I noticed a white non-smelling discharge during the first week of using the patch. Any changes in you hormones (using bc pills or the patch or shot etc) can sause things to chnage in your body. Some women get a slight rash, or vaginal infections and such.
When you're using hormonal Birth Control (like the patch, pill, ring, shot, or hormonal IUD), the birth control can lighten up the amount of bleeding so much that you only see spotting, or see no period at all. If you're having symptoms of pregnancy like breast tenderness, nausea, or fatigue, you might take a pregnancy test. If you've made a mistake using your birth control method in the last month, you should definitely take a pregnancy test. If you are feeling well otherwise, and have used the method correctly, there is no need for concern.
If you find this absence of withdrawal bleeding worrisome, you can talk with your health care provider about other birth control options more likely to give you monthly bleeding.
I don't believe so - but if it continues call your medical practitioner. If this is down low in your belly there are other things that can cause lower abdominal pain that only a doctor can diagnose.
If you are having pain in a muscle in your leg, or experiencing: calf or thigh pain or feel tender when you touch or squeeze it or when you stand or move. Pain may get worse and last longer or become constant. A red or "hot spot" to touch - this could be a rare but dangerous blood clot and needs immediate medical attention.
This is a serious side effect of the Pill, it is extremely rare in women under 35 and nonsmokers, but needs to be seen by your doctor or ER physician.
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You should take birth control on schedule regardless of bleeding. Hormonal birth control can sometimes cause a missed period.
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While the birth control pill tends to make your period more regular, it can also cause a missed or late period. If you haven't missed any pills, there's no special need to worry about pregnancy. If you've missed pills, or if it's your second missed period in a row, take a pregnancy test and contact your health care provider.
If you're on birth control and have missed any pills this can result in a early period. Alternatively pregnancy, irregular periods or hormone imbalance can also cause a early period.
Usually, skipping a period while on HORMONE birth control happens when someone is sexually active and/or missed a dose. Sometimes, though, hormonal birth control can cause an imbalance and cause a person to skip a period. Get a pregnancy test. If, on the other hand, you were talking about barrier methods, such as condoms or diaphrams, and you skip a period you should get a pregnancy test. Either way, take a pregnancy test.
You get a withdrawal period AFTER you go off birth control.
Missing pills to often can cause this proplem.
Trichomoniasis will not cause a missed period.
Hi, The following can cause too many periods while on birth control. * The doseage of birth control not being high enough for you. * Wrong type of birth control for you. * Missed birth control pill(s). * Pregnancy. * Urinary tract infection. Please note this is advice only and should not be used in place of a medical experts.
No, quitting smoking can not cause a missed period.
Birth control can cause this to happen don't worry
Hi, The following things will cause a regular cycle woman to miss her period: * Pregnancy * Missed taking birth control pills * Recently started taking birth control pills * Irregular periods * Illness * Stress It is always best to rule out pregnancy by performing a pregnancy test 2-3 weeks after you last had intercourse. If you have recently been unwell or having episodes of recent stress, this can result in a delayed/missed period.