I am on my second week of pills and am
spotting. I know that the website says
that spotting is possible and that for
most women it stops after approx. three
months; however, any first hand
experience? I started on the pill to
regulate cylces and make them
lighter/shorter. This is the third birth
control that I am trying and am starting
to feel more than frustrated. Thanks for
your time and response.
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PenguinsRus
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Posted: 05-07-08 09:28am
I spotted when I first went on birth
control. Are you on a low dose pill? For
some women, it is more likely that they
spot on a lower dose pill (especially if
they were on a higher dose pill in
previous months). It usually does go away
in a few months. Are you giving each
brand a few months to regulate? I hope
that things work out for you!
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spotted in lockport
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 May 2008 Posts: 2
Posted: 05-07-08 15:21pm
Thank you for your reply. I tried the
NuvaRing. Did not like it. Then I tried
reclipsen. Had spotting. Now I'm on the
ortho tri lo - 28 pills. The first week
was good but starting on day eight I began
spotting. I am now on day eleven and the
spotting continues. I guess I don't have
much choice but to hold out for a couple
on months but this is a little
disappointing. Thanks again for your
help.
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