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mbrowne

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Miscarriage symptoms while on birth control
Posted: 04-29-08 08:00am

I have been on the birth control pill (Diane35) for the past 5 or 6 months. About 6 weeks ago I had sex without additional protection but I got my period like normal. During my last period I decided to move my cycle. A day or two after I did this my period came back but extremly light, unlike my very heavy periods. I've been experiencing pain in my stomach, cramping and light pain in my back. The blood varies between dark red and an almost brown, and there have started to be small clumps. I understand that you can experience break-through bleeding by doing this, but from what I've read, these are symtoms of a miscarriage. I realise that I did have my period, for the normal amount of time just before this, but I really dont know. What could be going on??
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Posted: 04-29-08 13:43pm

HaHow did you move your cycle? Did you move it by a few hours or by days? By moving it, you did not go more than 24 hours without taking a pill, right? If you lengthen the time between pills then you have a chance of becoming pregnant.

Break through bleeding seems to most likely be the culprit. Cramping and back pain is very normal when on birth control. Switching your time you are taking the pill at around can cause this since you are messing around with the regularity of when the pill is being taken.

(note: don't worry, changing your pill time is completely safe and effective still as long as you do it in the correct way)
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