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I need help, fast
So,i should start out by saying that I am a 24 year old female. I have been on the pill for 4 years now and something different has happened. I received my normal "on schedule" period last month, then I was clear for a week and then a week after got my period again. This has never happened to me. Any help? I've been taking the same pill brand for the 4 years.
as soon as you want, if you wanna be safe, go as soon as you can! it's a good deal to be on it! just be calm.
No it can happen any time. It doesn't matter how long you've been on it. It can be a random thing that only happens once in a while or it can start happening a lot and not get better which means it's time to switch pills.
The bottom line is, your natural hormones can and do fluctuate from time to time which then can change the way the fake hormones from the pill affect you. Spotting and breakthrough bleeding is such a common side effect because the uterine lining is sensitive to those fluctuations and it just happens.
The bottom line is, your natural hormones can and do fluctuate from time to time which then can change the way the fake hormones from the pill affect you. Spotting and breakthrough bleeding is such a common side effect because the uterine lining is sensitive to those fluctuations and it just happens.
But I've been taking the same pill brand for 4 years. I thought that only happens when you are barely starting to take it or when you switch the brand.
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