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Q: Spotting for 2 wks

asked by: chusl on June 3rd, 2009

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I'm on the pill for about 3 months now and i tried to skip a period by going straight to my next pack of birth control instead of taking the 4th wk pills. It didn't work... I was still bleeding, but not heavy.. it was like as if i was just finishing up a period. it has been doing this for about 2 week now..

1) is this normal? should i be worried? what should i do

2) is it okay of my boyfriend ejaculates in me?? He has never done it until yesterday... he told me that I shouldnt worry because im bleeding... is he right??

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sunshine4eternity_001

replied on June 3rd, 2009

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Ok well it sound like you have messed up your cycle by doing that don't stop takeing the pill it should straighten out when you start your peroid again. If not talk to you OBGYN. With what your boyfriend said WEll lol As long as you are taking the pill the right way you should be safe!! But You still should be careful!!! Now without the pill and on your peroid you can still get pregnant!! I hope I helped! Sex is a huge choice to make and be careful!!!

breck08

replied on June 3rd, 2009

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You need to get back on your cycle. Talk to your GYN and let them know what you have done. Normally you need to give your body another month to catch up. During that time practice safe sex! Use a condom or abstinence. Your GYN might want you to come in and take a pregnancy test and then direct you to wait to start again.

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