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2017-12-19 01:19:35
I’ve been on a birth control(deprovera) since April (2017) the following November I got my period and am still on it to this day(December 18). I know that spotting and bleeding is normal when starting a birth control but is it normal for me to have my period this long since I’ve been on the birth control for several months? I recently stopped taking a bipolar disorder medication, could this be an effect of why I have my period now?
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This birth control inj. has side effect of irregular bleeding. As you are young and possibly unmarried, it would be better for you to take regular birthcontrol pills like Ovral L from 5thday of your period.

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