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I been on birth control about two months and im on seasonal the 4 times a year period. But everyday since my second month I have been having bleeding everyday. So I was wondering if that was normal or not.
Normal you are not going to have while you are on the pill. Break through bleeding is a side effect of taking artificial hormones. You can wait it out and see if this particular side effect goes away or you can quit taking the pill and go back to normal. I don't know whether or not your body will adjust.
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Brigid Kowalczyk
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Natural Family Planning issues related to fertility and health
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Your period is a natural normal function of your body. Protect your fertility. Birth control pills are bad medicine for something that is delicate and easily destroyed. Now is a good time to quit using the pill.
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