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A member asked:
Started the pill on the 1st day of my period, 6 days ago. yesterday i forgot to take it but i took it this morning. seems like my period re-started?
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Withdrawal bleeding: The delay in taking the pill seems to have initiated a withdrawal. This is likely to stop, if pills are continued to be taken regularly.
Answered 2/8/2016
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