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I have been taking birth control consistently for years and i just ended my last period, but 2 days later started it again. is this normal?
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Many possible causes: If you're taking the pills consistently without missing, it's not likely you would get pregnant, but there are many possible causes from infection-- even stds) to pregnancy to fibroids or a polyps keep track of your days of bleeding (write it down), keep taking your pills, and see your doctor.
Answered 1/25/2013
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