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Re: quit bcp after spotting, what's going on?

From: lauren (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 4 Jun 2003 12:03:16 -0500 (CDT)


At Wed, 4 Jun 2003, mirishobi wrote: >
>this is the situation:
>i changed pills after my second month on orthotricyclen. i changed to
>demulen. around 14 days after starting demulen, i started to spot. the
>spotting got worse and worse and i freaked out and stopped the pill. of
>course, i told my boyfriend that i quit the pill and, after i finished
>spotting(which, after quitting the pill, got heavier and heavier until
>it resembled a full fledged period), we started having sex again using
>condoms as contraception. it has been around 26 days since i started
>the spotting, 19 days since i finished.
>
>i am wondering if there is a high possibility of whether i might be
>pregnant. i also am wondering if i will start my period any time soon
>and if the heavy spotting was a sort of period after stopping the pill.
>
>thank you
>mirishobi

spotting is a normal side effect of the pill. The heavy spotting probably also had something to dow ith stopping the pill...if you stop in the middle fi the pack it will make your period come. Furthermore, a condom as contraception is good. If it didn't break, you probably don't have anythign to worry about.

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Lauren

I'm not a doctor but have a background in medicine and biology. If you have any further questions, you can email me at standbyme1986@hotmail.com and I will try to answer asap. Take care.




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