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TwinkelGuest ·
Hi everyone,
I have a quick question and I'm curious if anyone else has experienced this before.
I've been on the same pill for 13 years and I've stopped twice for a month due to breakthrough bleeding. That also happened in January. After that, I had a pretty heavy period and no more breakthrough bleeding. Of course, I used other contraception during those times too.
Now I'm stopping the pill again this month after 3 weeks, everything is going according to plan and I got my period. But it only lasted 1.5 days. Normally it's at least 5 days! The cramps are still going on too, just like the headaches. Normally these only last for the first two days.
Has anyone experienced this before? I find it really short and I'm not used to this after 13 years.
I don't think it's a pregnancy. I did a test last week just to be sure ????
I have a quick question and I'm curious if anyone else has experienced this before.
I've been on the same pill for 13 years and I've stopped twice for a month due to breakthrough bleeding. That also happened in January. After that, I had a pretty heavy period and no more breakthrough bleeding. Of course, I used other contraception during those times too.
Now I'm stopping the pill again this month after 3 weeks, everything is going according to plan and I got my period. But it only lasted 1.5 days. Normally it's at least 5 days! The cramps are still going on too, just like the headaches. Normally these only last for the first two days.
Has anyone experienced this before? I find it really short and I'm not used to this after 13 years.
I don't think it's a pregnancy. I did a test last week just to be sure ????
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Anonymous Guest #2
It could be that your body is a bit confused because you had stopped for a while due to your breakthrough bleeding. Just wait for your next period and see how it is. -
tinkerbel #3
Maybe your body has already gotten used to that pill, and it's time to try a different one.
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