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Switched bc pill from diane 35 to yasmin this month. had a lighter period than i used to have on diane 35, should i be worried? is it normal?
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Lighter periods: Lighter periods are a benefit not a cause for concern. Enjoy having a lighter period on this pill.
Answered 1/3/2018
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