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unsure123

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yaz ineffective? Posted: 01-27-08 16:31pm


Hi. Um, I'm 16 and I've been on yaz for two months. The first month was all messed up with breakthrough bleeding, but it stopped, and then I got my period on the 2nd day of the white pills like I was supposed to. After my period I had sex with my boyfriend three times, weeks apart. He always pulls out, but now on the second pack I'm on the 3rd day of the white pills and still haven't gotten my period. I'm really worried. This morning I woke up sick with diarrhea and was wondering if that could be a sign of something or if I'm just sick. I'm really lost. Help?

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Posted: 01-27-08 18:32pm


YAZ actually is SUPPOSED to shorten and lighten your periods over time, and it is normal for you to not necessarily have a period while on YAZ. You should start your next pack of pills at the normal time, even if you do not get a period.

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