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Q: Spotting...???

asked by: lilstarbright on October 16th, 2003

New User

I am on the pill. I had sex with my husband a day after my period was over. He ejaculated in me. Could I be pregnant, although I am on the pill and never missed a pill. I am very consistent with my pill taking. Well, the only reason I am kind of confused

Is because I started to spot for no reason yesterday. I am on my new pack of pills. I am ending the first week of pills, and I have not missed one. What is my body up to? I am very confused!!!!!!! Crying or Very sad

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Suzy

replied on October 16th, 2003

Active User, very eHealthy

Dear lilstar,

some women do experience spotting while on birth control pills. I wouldn't be overly concerned at this stage, especially since you mentioned you are very regular in taking your pills and haven't missed one. I'm sure you will be fine.

Good luck....

.::suzy::.

babydoll3_qt

replied on October 16th, 2003

New User

Well it could depend on how long you've been on the pill also.
I know when I first got on the pill (4yrs ago) I can't recall what kind they were, but I had very irregular spotting even after 3 months of being on them, so I went back to the doctor and got prescribed to a stronger pill.

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