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This is most likely due to recently starting Birth Control as this happened because your body is still adjusting to the medication. If it happens again next month then see your Doctor.

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Q: What could cause you to experience an extremely painful and clotty period with less bleeding than your normal period during the placebo week your first month on the pill?
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