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Q: Light pink spotting
asked by: CricketCricket on January 15th, 2009
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I missed one pill this month but took it the next morning (I usually take it at around 7 at night). I have been taking my birth control pills regularly ever since. I've reached my inactive pills, however, and am 3 days into the pills with no period. I did notice some very light pink spotting. Could this be implantation bleeding and when am I supposed to expect my period during these inactive pills? First time BC user, thanks a bunch!
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Maddie34
replied on January 15th, 2009
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Your period could come any time during your inactive pills and it may be a little irregular at first.

Wait until you're done with the inactive pills. If you don't get your period, then take a pregnancy test.
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