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PostPosted: 10/25/06 - 06:19    Post subject: spotting during period Vote now! Reply with quote
hello
im 17 years old, and have been on Ovacon for the past 2 years. i missed a pill 2 weeks ago and now im spotting like everyday. its quite scary, knowing i never had it before..

what might've happened?
maybe its because i missed that pill?
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