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Bled for 4 days after stopping birth control mid pack. if i was pregnant before stopping birth control would i still have bled. is this normal?
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Normal: If you were on the pill then you should not have been pregnant while taking them. It is normal to have a period when you stop taking birth control pills.
Answered 10/13/2013
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