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you may bleed or spotBirthmarks - pigmented Liver spots Measles, koplik spots - close-up Mongolian blue spots for a little bit. When you're on the pill, you only get your period because it's your body reacting to the sudden decrease in hormones...i.e. it is not a period due to ovulation, etc. On the otherhand, you may not have enough of the hormone in your body for your body to really notice that much of a difference. If you do spot/bleed, it probably won't be for that long.
I think I stopped only a couple of pills into it when I got off the pill (Aug 2005), and I think that it was basically a normal cycle length from the previous cycle to my next cycle (well, not really normal for me because I took the pill continually for four months and then broke for a period, but I had it about 3-4 weeks after stopping the pill only a couple of pills into the month's package). Hope this helps. Best wishes!