Spotting For Several Weeks Posted: 01-09-07 09:51am
I just started birth control this cycle,
and after my period, I didn't stop
spotting "old blood", and started
experiencing vaginal tenderness (normally
a pms symptom for me) about a week after
my period stopped.
Now i'm on my placebo's and I haven't
started my period yet (although its only
been 2 days, so i'm guessing that's
normal), but i'm still spotting and i'm
still experiencing tenderness.
I'm assuming this is not something to
worry about in terms of pregnancy, but
will it go away, cause frankly, its
annoying.
Also, just for background, i've taken the
pill everyday, but about once a week I
wouldn't be able to take the pill till a
couple hours after my schedualed time.
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Posted: 01-09-07 15:39pm
The first month or 2 on the pill can be a
little rocky for some women, they tend to
experience breakthrough bleeding and
irregular spotting.
Your 'period' on the pill can come anytime
durig the placebo week. Your period on
the pill is not a 'normal period', it is
simply a "withdrawal bleed" from lack of
hormones, so your body needs time to
register.
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