Stopped Mid-cycle...when Will Period Come? Posted: 08-12-07 08:26am
I completely messed up my birth control
this month. I forgot the first two pills
(most important I know), and missed maybe
2 to 3 pills throughout the first two
weeks. My boyfriend and I usually use
condoms/withdraw but this month we did
neither. I am pretty sure I ovulated, and
we had sex several times throughout the
month. I decided to stop my pills
mid-cycle, just in case I was pregnant.
My question is, shouln't I have had
spotting by missing so many pills and
especially by stopping mid-cycle? I have
always had problems earlier in life
spotting on my BC when I missed a dose. I
have been on for about 7 years now.
I know that the most accurate way for me
to find out if I'm pregnant is to test,
which I intend to do when it has be
enought time. I am just curious if anyone
else has stopped/missed their BC and NOT
spotted or had a period. I am on
Ortho-Tricyclen LO. THANKS!
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Posted: 08-12-07 12:42pm
Normally when I missed many pills, I would
spot. After stopping properly after my
last placebo week, it took a little longer
than 27 days to get my next period, but
that was a normal stop, not a mid-month
stop...
Yep, all you can do is wait 2-3 weeks
after the last unprotected sex, and then
test.
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