This could happen if you missed a dose and did not remember to take the dose. This could also happen when there is an imbalance in your hormones due to puberty or other health issues. Continue taking the Birth Control as prescribed by your doctor and talk with your doctor if this happens more often. You may have breakthrough bleeding, which could be a side-effect of your specific birth control pill. You may consider changing to a different brand of pill or consider using alternative methods of birth control if this breakthrough bleeding is disrupting your daily life.
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You are suppose to be off of the pill while you have your period. The pills you take during your period are only sugar and do nothing.
It's easiest for you and your health care provider to have the IUD inserted during your period.
Most people have a last period before they are pregnant. Some even have a period while they are pregnant.
What if you have had discharge for a while and haven't started your period? Exactly!You're supposed to have discharge all the time starting from entering puberty, menarche occurs within four years of puberty. All this means is that you haven't started your period yet, that's all.
you do it before your period.. while ovulating.
u will most likely to get your period while on the patch which is not good for u.
A period should come before the footnote at the end of a sentence, while a comma should not.
Yes, it is normal to have little blood for a period. Just recently I experienced all the symptoms before my period actually started and once it started I only shedded about a tablespoon of blood. You should also consider your age as well as health while determing this factor. To be absolutely safe you should contact your Gynecologist for the most accurate answer.
The time that cramps start vary with everyone. Some get them days before their period while others get them the day of their period.
Yeah I suppose it would tire your mouth out after kissing for a while. Don't worry about it!
Depends. If you just got your birth control and you have never had it before.. What you do is take it the Sunday after your period. For example. You started on a Monday. You ended on a Thursday. You take your birth control that Sunday. If you have taken birth control before.. Yes, you take it. Whether you are on or off.
yes. you have to be taking the pill in advance ( 3 months) before you have intercourse. even when taking the pill for a while, there will always be the slight chance of getting pregnant.