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Started yaz 11 days ago and i have not stopped bleeding. it is light blood right now, but what is wrong with me?
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Adjusting to pills: Anytime a woman starts a new birth control pill, she can have spotting or abnormal bleeding as the body is adjusting to the pills. If it persists after 2-3 months, you should address this concern with your doctor. A different pill may not have the same effect.
Answered 9/20/2018
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