I have been on ortho-tricyclen lo for a
year now. My periods have always been
regular, and I have had no big problems
with it since I started. About three
weeks ago I started my cycle on time, and
six days later it ended. Needless to
say, I had intercourse with my finacee.
Four days after my cycle ended, I began a
light bleeding. This has never happened
before. The bleeding lasted about four
days, and ended as suddenly as it had
started. When I first noticed the
bleeding, I quickly checked my pills and
realized I had skipped two active pills.
Is the bleeding normal, or do I need to
worry about getting a pregnancy test in
the near future?
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Melissa_20
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Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 6806 Location: Florida
Posted: 08-17-06 16:54pm
There is a definite possibility you could
be pregnant! You should take a test but
it will be a while.You should wait until
you are suppose to get your period.The
earliest you can test is 4 days before
your period due date. Good luck!
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Ingi
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Joined: 09 Mar 2006 Posts: 8437 Location: Grinning like a Cheshire Cat,
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Posted: 08-17-06 17:43pm
This could be breakthrough bleeding caused
by not taking your birth control pills at
the right time. Continue to take your
pills until your next period. If you
don't start your period, take a test.
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