Last tuesday (one week before my period) i
forgot to take my birth
control that morning before school, so at
3:00 when i came home and
used
the bathroom i noticed a brown discharge.
It wasnt very much but it
wasnt normal blood. So i took my birth
control that i had forgotten
earlier that morning. For about three or
four days after that i
spotted. The spotting varied in color and
consistancy from a light
brown to a dark nasty brown with a little
red blood. It wasnt very
much
but it did that off and on for those 3 or
4 days.
So i read about it on the internet and so
off the symptoms i was
feeling
and the spotting was similiar to the signs
of early pregnancy. I got
scared and took a pregnancy test. But i
think i took it to early. So
its been about a week and im supposed to
start my REAL period in two
days. Today my blood changed to a normal
looking blood but its not
very
much blood at a time not enough to use a
pad or tampon. So ive been
worrying off and on this past week. Whats
wrong with me? Am i
pregnant?
Or is it just my birth control effecting
me? i take ortho tri-cyclen
lo.
Please Help ASAP!
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Tylanas
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Posted: 08-29-07 21:12pm
Missing one pill does not put you at risk
for pregnancy, though it may have caused
your spotting.
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