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Hello, i have recently started to get my periods every week and a half to 2 weeks. i first thought it was from being an hour late with my birth contr?
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See your doctor: If you are taking your pills correctly, you need to keep a calendar of your bleeding patterns and bring it up with your doctor. If you just started taking these pills, you could have irregular bleeding that could normalize later. taking pills an hour late has no effect.
Answered 3/3/2016
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