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Q: Constant Cramping And Little Bleeding

asked by: xxrachelxx411 on May 3rd, 2007

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i just ended my period on tuesday and started my new pack of birth control pills on wednesday like normal. but on wednesday i was still having little bleeding and the same with today. i have been on yasmin for almost a year now and i have never had this happen before. also for like the past two months i have this constant very slight cramping but not like a menstral cramp. they dont really hurt just more annoying really. i havent missed a period and i highly highly doubt that im pregant cuz i have never missed a pill and we still used condoms and he even pulls out!!!

just wondering if anyone has any comments thanks. Rachel

Replies(2)

Georgia59

replied on May 8th, 2007

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I wouldn't worry about your period. But the constant cramping seems like a problem. That would worry me- I would go to the doc to make sure you don't have something funky going on, like a cyst or something.

xxrachelxx411

replied on May 8th, 2007

New User

yeah the bleeding went away and so did the cramping! thanxs for your reply though.

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