Yes, because if you don't you will keep bleeding
The birth control pill can make the lining of the uterus thinner, and so you don't bleed as much during the pill-free week. Sometimes it's just spotting.
This can happen when the birth control you're on doesn't agree with you. You need to see your Doctor to go on a different brand of birth control. It's also advisable you perform a pregnancy test.
Absolutely! You missed 4 pills so you will probably get a full blown period for a lot longer than normal. You will prob spot up until you are scheduled for your period. Then you will get your normal period. If you are having sex be sure to use extra protection so you don't get pregnant. Hello. Yes missing birth control pills can cause you to spot. You spot blood because your body is trying to adust to being without the contraceptive hormones. Use a condom for the next week during sex otherwise you will be at risk of conceiving.
yes it can it could make you spot, or bleed, and it can mess up your cycle like the timing on it. but if you started taking it no worries your body will adjust.
If you forget to take your birth control pill, don't take two to make up for the one you forgot! Start fresh the next day. Try to take them at the same time everyday also. Your less likely to spot bleed or start spotting when you forget your pill.
Yes. In the first few months of being on birth control, this happens frequently, and it fades as you continue to use it.
It is possible, because when you're on birth control those aren't real periods. They're meant to have lighter bleeding.
Hi, Your question is: Do you spot after stopping the pill? Yes, you do spot after stopping the pill. The "spotting" usually occurs within 7 days of stopping the pill but sometimes it can take as long as 14 days to occur. This spotting is known as a withdrawal bleed and is perfectly normal. It simply means birth control is withdrawing from your system.
It's unpredictable.
Cycles vary, if it happens once don't worry. If it happens every month for four months, see a doctor your hormone levels may need medication.
You can't stop it, it's just a natural thing