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Coming off the pill
I took an oc in march and then unknowingly stopped it. My doctor had prescribed to avoid pregnancy after hsg test. But i had known that it would not plan in march. Then i had period on 26 which were very light and of light pink color. They lasted till 31. Then again bleeding started on 3 and didn't stop so my doctor again prescribed trenaxar tds for 3 days for stopping bleeding and oral coy for next 21 days. I have taken oc for 3 days but i want to get pregnant. I am worried that if i would stop the pills then again i would have heavy bleeding. What should i do. please help me.
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When there is irregularity with the oral contraceptive pills or any kind of hormones. the treatment will be with the hormones only so you have to do an ultrasound scan to find out the endometrial thickness currently based on which we can give you treatment accordingly contact directly for more details and discussion
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