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Q: Help!? Prego Scared??

asked by: carebearEMT on July 30th, 2007

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Ok so I'm on BCP, and have been for about 9 months or so and this month my period was extremely light, like I only bled for a day or so but spotted about 3, I had normal PMS symptoms (for myself) and I feel usual no tenderness in breast, or nausia or any other symptoms associated with pregnancy (after my period, I always get sore boobs during PMS)
So should I be worried??? or is it just good thing I was light this month!?

HELPPPP!?

Replies(1)

Carifairy

replied on July 30th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Over time, birth control will lighten and shorten a womans period.

Many women only have 1 day of light spotting, and it is normal.

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