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Q: Period In the Middle of My Otl Birth Control Pills

asked by: Erin Jones on December 20th, 2007

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I have been on the pill for about 7 months now and I went on the after the needing a break from the shot. I was in my second week of pills and started my period. I have not missed any pills and I always use condoms when having sex. How normal is this? My doctors office thinks that this is a sign of pregnancy. Others in the same field say no. What should I do?

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Pooh Bear,

replied on December 20th, 2007

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Hey

Hey dis is Tashina i wanted to know how would you know if your pregnant are not?

Erin Jones

replied on December 20th, 2007

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Well, missed period is one way. I am having multiple periods so I guess I am safe.....LOL

I always had to pee in the first 3 months with my 2 girls.

I had some cravings too.

bellydancer7

replied on December 24th, 2007

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you probably were not pregnant. Breakthrough bleeding can happen, I guess, at any time. Usually it's more common when you first start a birth control, but I think it can happen anytime. I switched up my removal date, and got a lot of unexpected bleeding this month with Nuvaring-everyone here says that's normal.

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