Yes: It is called break through bleeding. If it is happening quite frequently, you may talk to your doctor to switch to different BCP
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See below: There are a number of reasons for spotting or abnormal bleeding or menstruation. Most of the causes are NOT due to any serious condition such as cancer. But it is IMPORTANT to see a gynecologist to find out the cause and to be SURE that nothing serious is present. The most common cause is Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding(DUB): The cause is hormonal. SEE: http:// bit.ly/19cKee5 http:/bit.ly/1CnC9xV
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