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Q: Break Through Bleeding-how to Stop It!

asked by: angela1103 on December 7th, 2005

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Is there any one out there who knows how to stop or minimize break through bleeding?? It is driving me crazy. I know that your body has to get use to the hormones and until it does this is a side effect of bc.

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Nezi

replied on December 7th, 2005

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Break Through Bleeding

What do u mean "break through bleeding"? How long have u been using birth control? Because I too have been using birth control for about 4 months...And recently ive been gettin a lil blood tissues...I dont know what to think..I also have the urge to pee a lot..And it hurts when I pee...So I dont know if these are side effects of the pill...Or I have an infection. And yes its also driving me crazy. Im going to the doc to see whats up.

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