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A member asked:
On contraceptive pill (yaz), i have been on my periods for 3 weeks now. what could be wrong?
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Can be normal: If you are just starting the pill, it is normal to have some irregular bleeding in the first month or two. This can especially happen if you started the pill mid-cycle, rather that right after your period. If you stick with it for another few weeks it will probably resolve on its own.
Answered 5/16/2018
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