Unscheduled spotting or bleeding is a common side effect when starting the pill. If it doesn't decrease after the first three months, consider discussing other options with your health care provider. The bleeding isn't dangerous, and doesn't mean the pill's not working, but you may find it annoying.
depends how long the period lasted. but this exact thing happened to me, and i am not pregnant. when you obtained the pill they should have told you that about 80% of women get their period within one week of taking the pill/the expected period.
Some people will see their period stop when starting the pill; others will have prolonged bleeding. You can't predict which women will have which outcome.
Because apparenty you can still have period if your hymen compleley covers the opening? i think mine does but i have heavy periods with like bloodclots and that..??
This could be happening because of your hormonal levels, especially your estrogen level. Before I went on a birth control pill, I had this problem also. My doctor said it is due to estrogen levels being too low. Having a low estrogen level can cause you to start your period too early. Therefore, she gave me a pill with more estrogen in it and I have not had this issue since. If you are not currently on a birth control pill, you could have your doctor run a hormone level test and go from there.
An irregular cycle can be a signal of no ovulation, but genarally speaking, you ovulate every time you have a period.
yes and no if it is positive its acurrate if its negative it can be wrong even without the pill
yes you can still get pregnant on the pill. it is very unlikely but it is possible.
Yes you should still have your normal period.
Since there is no active medication in the sugar pill, eating it or not eating it has no effect on your period.
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i take orto tri cyclen and I've skipped a day or two with the green pill but i still get my period
As long as you have not skipped any pills and start the new packet on time, yes the pill is effective every day during and after your period.
Yes, many women stop menstruating while taking the pill.
Your doctor should have instructed you on when to start; however in most cases a woman begins the pill on the first Sunday after her period even if she is still on her period.