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Q: Wondering...

asked by: julia1311 on July 15th, 2006

Experienced User

I'm starting a new type of pill (yasmin) on monday.
I use to take alesse...
My first month of alesse I had breakthrough bleeding for almost the whole month. It was not very heavy, but a big bother.

Will I have this again when I start yasmin? Or will my body be okay because it is already adjusted to birth control?

Replies(2)

julia1311

replied on July 17th, 2006

Experienced User

Anyone have any input on this?
Pleaseee?

Carifairy

replied on July 17th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Yasmin is a higher dosage, and many women have fewer bleeding problems on the middle doseage pills, but I cannot guarantee...

Most women who switch to a higher dosage from a lower dose will do pretty well=)

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