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Q: Spot Bleeding

asked by: nickiabyss on March 16th, 2005

New User

I just started my first cycle and i've had some spot bleeding. It happens most often during or after sex...Is this normal? Should I be worried?

Replies(3)

PattyV

replied on March 17th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

I'm a little confused.Are you having your period for the first time?If so,spotting can happen until your body regulates itself.If not,i'm not sure what you mean.Either way,i hope you are using a form of birth control.Good luck.
Patty

stoney2

replied on April 6th, 2005

New User

I have been taking orthotryclen lo for about a month now and I have spotted since the first week. My doctor told me that I could possible spot for the first three months. I spot all the time not just occasionally. So my guess would be that its ok for you to be spotting but how long have you been taking them?

TabbyKat

replied on April 14th, 2005

New User

Spotting

I have been taking ovcon-35 for almost 3 entire weeks. I have been spotting since the middle of last week. My doctor says it is normal but it mostly comes back after I have sex. Before it was all the time. It is now starting to begin at the end of the day only. Does this mean I am starting to get used of my birth control?

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