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Your irregular cycles most likely have to do with the birth control pills. Once your body gets used to them, your cycles should regulate again. When i first started taking birth control pills several years ago, i was put on ortho- tricyclin, and at first i had my period (not real heavy or any cramps, etc) for about 5 weeks straight. I eventually got on a new pill and my cylces were back to regular within a month or so. Maybe talk to your doc...it could be that your body is still adjusting to the pill, or maybe this pill isn't the right one for you. Good luck!
Your irregular cycles most likely have to do with the birth control pills. Once your body gets used to them, your cycles should regulate again. When i first started taking birth control pills several years ago, i was put on ortho- tricyclin, and at first i had my period (not real heavy or any cramps, etc) for about 5 weeks straight. I eventually got on a new pill and my cylces were back to regular within a month or so. Maybe talk to your doc...it could be that your body is still adjusting to the pill, or maybe this pill isn't the right one for you. Good luck!