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Re: [Birth Control] Breakthrough bleeding on Ovcon 35

From: Dominika (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 16 May 2003 09:24:50 -0500 (CDT)


At Sun, 24 Feb 2002, Harvey S. Marchbein, MD wrote: >
>In my practice, I would normally try either a triphasic pill OR a higher
>dose pill. I can't explain your doctor's reasoning - maybe s/he can.
>Even in a lower dose pill, the pregnancy rate is the same but the break
>through bleeding rate is higher.
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>Dr. M
>
>At Sun, 24 Feb 2002, Amy wrote:
>>
>>I have been on Ovcon 35 for 10 months and this is the second month I
>>have started my period a week early. Last month it was just
>>breakthrough bleeding during week three and a full seven day period the
>>fourth week. This month I started my actual period on day 6 of week two
>>and it doesn't seem to be be letting up at all. I went to my Dr. last
>>month and he wanted to switch me to a lower dose pill. The doesn't seem
>>to make sense to me because if the Ovcon couldn't stop my period, how
>>could a lower dose pill work better?? So this month I took my Ovcon
>>again and the bleeding is worse. Should I try going to to a different
>>Dr. to se if they'll give me a high dose pill or should I take the
>>lower dose pills my Dr. gave me last month?? I DO NOT want to get
>>pregnant yet so I do not want to take any additional risks by taking a
>>lower dose pill if middle of the road Ovcon isn't working right....
>>thanks...

I am on this pill right now and it has been doing the same thing my doctor just put me on Zovia she said it's a higher dose and it should stop the bleeding in between my periods






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