I just had to stop taking birth control pills because they were making me depressed. So i stopped in the second week of taking the pills for the first time. I was spotting pretty much the entire time i was taking the pills. And then two days after I stopped taking them, I think I got my period. The spotting was much more intense. My question is whether I will get my period now during the time that i stopped my pills, or when i usually would get my period (prior to taking the pills)
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I kinda know where you are coming from. When I first started my periods, they were horrible and after a year i practically gave up. I was started on birth control pills so that I could regulate my period. I had no spotting when I was on and had a longish period, about 5-7 days. After about a year I stopped taking them, because I just couldn't always remember to take it and it was more hassle than it was worth, since i was not sexually active at the time. I continued to have a regular period a couple of months of not taking the pill and then it just stopped. I didn't have my period for 11 months (no I wasn't pregnant) and then randomly started again and then stopped again for a month and haven't had one since. so... it really depends on how balanced your hormones are, since there is estrogen in the pill so it could mess your period up, but it really depends. Hope this helped even though it wasn't very helpful, or so I think.
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