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Can taking multiple birth control pills in one day a week after your period cause you to spot the following day?
Updated: 9/28/2023
Yes. Anytime you change your normal routine while using hormonal Birth Control, breakthrough bleeding or spotting can occur. Depending on how many pills you took, it may last into your next period or may stop after just a few days - either would be considered a normal side effect.
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