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Birth control issue
I recently started birth control for the first time on June 17th right before my period was supposed to come on the Monday the 18th I started spotting. On Friday June 22nd-29th I had a period while on the pill which would be my 2nd week. I stopped taking the pills completely on July 3rd due to it making me very sick. Today on July 5th I received my period again. I wanted to know if the period I received today will count as my July period or will I get another one later this same month??
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It can be breakthrough bleeding due to pills. U can have ur periods in this month later on
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Its the normal withdrawal bleeding because of stopping pills.
You can have next cycle after 1 mth. Most probably.
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dont take 21 days contraceptive pill irregularly.
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