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After a period for 6 weeks?
I talked to my doctor went in and said that bleeding like I had was normal? Wtf.. ok for 6 weeks I had to wait this out and now my normal discharge that I get everyday is so thick. My mom says that my BC is obviously off but when I asked to change it he wouldnt let me. He told me not to worry they are all the same. I guess I don't know what to do next either go back in to Gyno or to my doctor? This is really worrying me that more is happening than he looked for.
Doctors like that make me sick. You need to go talk to a OB-Gyn and possibly get another primary doctor. Not all birth control are the same that's why they have different kinds with different levels of hormones. Maybe you need a lower dosage? Make you an OB-Gyn appointment.
I would go to a different doctor, if you are on the pill the most you should bleed is for 2 weeks otherwise you need something else.... and no not all birth controls are the same thats why they make so many different one with different hormone levels and everything..... I do know though that if you go on the depo shot you can have break through bleeding or spotting for the first 2 rounds which is 6 months... I know cause I stopped after the first round spotting every day for 3 months was a pain in the butt
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