hey girls. i would really appreciate an
opinion on this because its confusing and
frustrating for myself.
so im 2 days away from my placebo week and
im already bleeding. a couple of days ago
i was spotting and today its been
constant. its pretty light and im just
guessing this is my period? i dont know.
ive been on alesse for 5 months now and
never had spotting problems and my period
happend on the same day every month. i
havent been late or missed a pill at all.
what does this mean? should i be switching
my pills?
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Anne123
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Apr 2007 Posts: 290 Location: Canada
Posted: 06-04-07 09:35am
No problem at all. I was on Allesse for
something like 6 years, and am just now
getting back on Allesse.
Sometimes might start bleeding a couple
days before the placebos (or pill-free
week), sometimes it might not come for 3
or 4 days into the placebo (or pill-free)
week. No big deal. Aunt flo is just
impatient this month. It doesn't mean
that you need to switch to a different
pill.
When your bleeding doesn't fit perfectly
into the week it's supposed to, don't
stress. Just make sure that even if
you've already started bleeding, always
finish all the active pills on schedule,
and if you are still bleeding but are
supposed to start your next pack, start it
anyways - always stay on schedule.
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