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PostPosted: 06/04/07 - 15:23    Post subject: on the pill/spotting before period Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello,

I have never had a regular period so I started the pill about four months ago. Since then, I will have spotting a week before an actual period which will sometimes last about 7-10 days. I will also have cramps, bloating and discomfort like a normal period during this time. I normally always try to take my pill everyday at 7:30p and never missed a pill. Will I ever get adjusted to this brand of pill or will I have to change?
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PostPosted: 06/07/07 - 10:33    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
It can take some women up to 6 months or so to get adjusted to a pill. Give it a couple more cycles, and if it doesn't improve, I suggest talking to your doctor about the problems you are experiencing, and switching to another pill. Best of luck!
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