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Q: abnormal bleeding on Yaz

asked by: pnkbabe91 on July 27th, 2008

New User

I started my period on the 17th and it lasted for 4 days.. and then it stopped for 3 days and then i started bleeding again.

This is the fourth day of bleeding.

I'm on Yaz, I don't know if they are related

Replies(2)

Sydney123456

replied on July 28th, 2008

Experienced User

How many months have you been on Yaz? If this is the first couple months you've been on it, then this seems very normal to me. Your body is adjusting to the hormones from the BC so you might have some bleeding.

If you've been on it for awhile, symptoms of almost all BC is some irregular bleeding. So again, it's pretty normal. Keep taking your birth control pills normally so that your body can get back on track, ok?

The only thing that I would be worried about is if you haven't been taking the BC regularly and you've been having unprotected sex.

pnkbabe91

replied on July 28th, 2008

New User

I've been on yaz for maybe 9 months.. I think thats how long.

But I've been taking my pill everyday at the same time.
I've had unprotected sex, but i've been very on top of taking my pill.

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