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Is brownish discharge and little cramps normal when on first cycle of taking marvelon 28?
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Yes: During the first few months of taking the birth control pill, women will often notice a small amount of spotting or cramping. This should be gone by the 3rd month. Try to take the birth control pill at the same time of day to minimize abnormal bleeding. Also, avoid missed pills, which will also cause irregular spotting and cramps.
Answered 7/4/2014
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