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Peiods problem

2018-03-30 03:08:03
I completed my birth pills on 24 march but i taken my birth pills for first time i was not knowing that this pills should taken in a row i started taking pills randomly without any order and my periods started on 29 march but only for day and black bleeding and my periods stopped on 30 march only black clotts are coming very less bledding is this because of not taking the pills in row ??? or something different problem???
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Yeah it has to be taken in row otherwise it won't work as birth control pills.just wait for 1 wk to get a proper  bld flow ,meanwhile use other contraception. Once u cross your expected period date,get urine pregnancy test done to rule out accidental pregnancy

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