I lost one of my birth control pills during my last week of active pills, so?
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your body is all confused right now by the hormones that you are taking.  it was expecting one thing and it got another.  you never know what could have happened in your ovaries.  you could possibly have ovulated.  just because there is that chance, you should have protected sex for the next few weeks, and take a pregnancy test in two or three weeks.
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I already told you. That you could be pregnant because you were having unprotected sex. The bleeding that you experienced was due to your going off birth control and possibly due to your miscarriage. It was hormonal. It does not mean that you were not ovulating. Since you were taking birth control, it is going to throw off your cycle a little bit and your ovulation will be sporatic. It could happen anytime! \n\nWhen a woman is not taking birth control, typically she will ovulating half way through her cycle but, birth control supresses ovulation and some women ovulate irregularly even during their period! Since you went off birth control and were only on it for 2 weeks, you were not protected and could have ovulating the first day off the pill or a few days later when you started to bleed. The only time that it is safe to have sex while off active pills is if you took at least 21 active pills in a row. You did not. You may have ovulated. \n\nTake a pregnancy test  because you had unprotected sex and talk to your doctor about getting sterilised because you seem to need it.
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If you are on the birth control pill, it typically comes in a packet with 28 doses.  Of these, the first 21 "active pills" contain medicine, while the last seven are placebos (containing no drugs).  If you skip the placebo pills you will skip your period.\n\nThe big deal about pills like Seasonale is that they do this without making you buy multiple packs... each pack has 3 months worth of "active" pills and only a week of placebos.  \n\nIt's been done by tons of women the world over.  You should probably chat with your doctor before trying this, but generally a period every 3 months is enough for women.
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Could be stress, or other factors, Also the pill, depending on what kind it is you should check with your doctor what to do if you miss one, in some cases it is better to not take it at all, or to stop treatment for a month, or just take it when you remember, even two pills together. Depends on what contraceptive pill you are on.
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i would go to the doctor.  the pill is not 100%, but then nothing is, except abstinence
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your body hasn't got used of the birth control yet.no your not pregnant
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I lost like 15 pounds because of the Birth control pill. I know that sounds GREAT but not in my case because now I am too skinny, so right now I'm trying to gain the pounds back. I know most women gain weight instead of losing. I'm going to my GYN to change my pills in two weeks. Enjoy it if is working the way you wanted to!
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Yes, I had severe hormonal problems from being on the pill.  Everyone's tolerance is different, and my body just couldn't handle the imbalance hormonal birth control creates.  It took over 3 years for my body to regulate itself after I stopped taking birth control pills.
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Birth control pills are effective after one week.
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If you are taking a 21 day birth control pill, do not stop for 7 days, but start a fresh pack.  If you are taking a 28 day pill, the last 7 days are inactive pills; take the first 21 days, discard the last 7 and start a fresh pack.  \n\nHowever, you can only do this with monphasic birth control pills (ie: pills that have the same dosage daily).
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you have to double up on the next dose....\n\nA back-up birth-control method is necessary for at least two days if you miss a dose (even if it is delayed by only three hours\n\nWhat if I forget to take a pill? \nIf you forget to take some of the pills, you will have menstrual bleeding at unpredictable times and you may get pregnant.\n\nIf you forget to take one pill, take it as soon as you remember and take your next pill at the usual time. If you miss two consecutive pills, take two pills each day for 2 days and then go back to your regular schedule.\n\nIf you miss three or more pills, stop taking the pills and use a different birth control method until your next menstrual cycle starts. If your menstrual cycle doesn't start on schedule, check with your health care provider.\n\nIf you have forgotten to take two or more pills and you have missed a period, you might be pregnant. You should stop taking the pills and use other forms of birth control until you are sure you are not pregnant.\n\nDo not stop taking the pills if you have taken them correctly.
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How long have you been off the contraceptives?  If not too long it could be your cycle just getting back on track.\nIf you were miscarrying it would be very heavy and clotty.
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You could be pregnant... it is possible while on the pill. \n\nI would get a home pregnancy test.\n\nIf it is positive you should see a doctor.\nIf it is negative, you should still go to the doctor, to see what is going on...
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Don't freak out too much, it could be nothing!  I took birth-control pills for exactly the same reason and then just stopped taking them, my body flipped out and I felt really sick and my period was irregular for months.\n\nWait untill you finish your period this time and then start the pills, just as you did the first time.  You're okay.\n\nIf you're really worried, go to your doctor for more information.
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Your period may be lighter and slightly irregular with the birth control, review your medication insert, if you have further questions, consult the prescribing physician/and/or your pharmacist.  Don't forget to use back up protection like a condom during the first 30 days of starting the pill.  Also while on the pill, be sure to use a back up method of contraceptives when taking an antibiotic as it will weaken the effect of your birth control pill.  Good Luck
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I had the same thing happen to me and my birth control wouldn't stop it. You should visit the doctor but what he told me was to keep taking the pill until the pack was finished then he started me on some with lower hormones.And within a few days I was back to normal.
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Stopping a birth control often throws your hormones out of whack, it can take your body a little while to adjust to the changes. If you are concerned about it you should call your Dr., but my guess is just that your body is reacting to the loss of the bc hormones.