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By bambi0208 | Mar 06, 2011

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period on active pills

I have just had my period by taking the inactive pills in my packet of the pill. I didnt have anything on my tampon/pad for the past 4 days. I took my first active pill yesterday however today I have gotten my periods again and they are fairly heavy. Why would I have them now after not having anything? I have also recently had thrush could this have something to do with it?
thanks
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2 Comments Post a Comment

sassiegirl1952

Mar 06, 2011

it may be both check with your doctor

bambi0208

Mar 06, 2011

it just seems a bit odd since i have taken an active pill and tht means i shouldnt b having my period and i wouldnt think much off it except tht i havent had discharge for 4 days.

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