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Spotting
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About two and a half weeks ago, when my birth control pack was finished, I skipped the placebos and started another pack which I know is bad, however I was only planning to do it once. I've been taking them regularly so I figured all should be fine. After about two weeks, I noticed that I was spotting very lightly. This has been going on for almost a week now every day in the morning for a few hours. I was wondering if this could have something to do with taking another pack and skipping my period or if it's something worse like I could be pregnant.
Thanks
About two and a half weeks ago, when my birth control pack was finished, I skipped the placebos and started another pack which I know is bad, however I was only planning to do it once. I've been taking them regularly so I figured all should be fine. After about two weeks, I noticed that I was spotting very lightly. This has been going on for almost a week now every day in the morning for a few hours. I was wondering if this could have something to do with taking another pack and skipping my period or if it's something worse like I could be pregnant.
Thanks
The same thing happened to me and thats what the doctor told my that I screwed up my cycle and thats what can happen.Thats why we should take all of them.
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