what is the name of the birth control pill that will give you a period for 3 days?
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It is called Loestrin I believe.  I'm thinking of switching & have tried to do some research on it.  It sounds pretty good.  Try their website: www.shortperiod.com
345264
Birth control pills are effective after one week.
59750
You can skip it with birth control pills, but it's not healthy to go more than 3 months without a period.
587699
The antibiotics may have messed with your hormone levels (the birth control pills work by keeping the levels elevated) and weakened the effects of the birth control, that combined with missing a couple of days may have upset your cycle and made your body think it was time for your period. Give it some time and it should return to normal.
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OMG ... those things are still in use? I thought this birth control method was obsolete! 3 months is average if my memory serves correctly. Listen to your body; if you start feeling overly tired or are experiencing unusual cramping, go back to whoever inserted it and get it removed.\n\nIUDS have been attributed to infertility problems and uterine hemorrhage. Please consider another birth control method for your health and safety.
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I don't know how Alesse brand pills work, but I thought that you were supposed to begin the pill pack the first Sunday AFTER your period starts.  So if you had started your period on a Sunday, I'm pretty sure you should've started the pills the next Sunday.  Either way, it takes a little while for your body to really adjust to the pills (about 7 days before it provides birth control protection and potentially a couple of months until your cycle is regulated), so I wouldn't worry too much if I were you.  But if you are worried or have any questions, call your doctor and they'll be happy to answer any questions you might have.
520953
Sometimes it can make you gain weight.  And sometimes it can make your period stop.  But all pills are different, and all women react differently to each pill.  The first pill I was on (Ortho Tri Cyclen) made me gain weight, my period was heavy and it made me depressed.  The pill I'm on now (Mircette) made me lose weight, my period has shortened to two days, and the depression is gone.  However, I know of lots of women who do perfectly well on Ortho Tri Cyclen.  It's just a matter of finding what works for you.\n\nI have no personal experience with the shot, but I have heard lots of stories of women who had very bad experiences with it.  And I've heard of women who loved it.  Again, it depends on your body.  \n\nThe birth control patch has been linked to a higher risk of blood clots that can be fatal (see link below).\n\nHave you considered the birth control ring?  It's a plastic ring that you insert in the vagina and contains a low dose of hormones.
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If you are refering to ortho, your period will start around the first to third day of the "fake" pill week. But don't worry if it's not exact...just take your pills like you are suppose to and it will begin to develop a system on its own and most likely become regular each month. If this doesn't happen, you may need to talk with your doctor as to whether or not you are on the best type that works for you.
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The first day of your period.\n\nI do hope that you are not going to use that as a form of contraception.
1018653
I don't believe you can. Your pill needs to be a monophasic pill. I believe your particular brand is a tri-phasic. Also if you plan on a trip in a few weeks you would most likely will not have enough time to get your body used to the new dosage. You should talk to your doctor as to the best pill for you but there are now so many  choices that if you would like to determine your cycle I strongly advise talking to your doctor about switching to a  monophasic pill. This will alow you to have your period about every 3rd or 4th month. That's only about 4 a year!
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Definitely yes.  This is currently happening to me and my doctor told me that it is totally normal.  The pill works in part by thinning the lining of the uterus.  For some women, the lining of the uterus gets so thin that it isn't shed anymore, so you have no period.  I have been on the pill for over two years and my periods have gradually gotten shorter--now they only last 2-3 days.  My gynecologist told me that they could stop altogether and if they did, it would be nothing to worry about.  If your period does stop, I would recommend taking a home pregnancy test just to rule out pregnancy as a reason.  If you aren't pregnant, then it should be a normal reaction to the pill.
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taking a B vitamin complex will reduce the length of your period. Any period lasting over 9 days needs the doctor advice.
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If you are still bleeding(not breakthrough bleeding) and your on the birth control. Call your dr or ob/gyn right away that is not right. \n\nDo you mean yasmin 28 birth control? Its better if you take it the same time of day i've taken it our the next day because I forgot. \n\nNausea, vomiting, headache, stomach cramping/bloating, dizziness, vaginal discomfort/irritation, increased vaginal fluids, or breast tenderness/enlargement may occur. Acne may improve or get worse. Vaginal bleeding between periods (spotting) or missed/irregular periods may occur, especially during the first few months of use. If any of these effects persist or worsen, notify your doctor promptly. If you miss 2 periods in a row (or 1 period if the pill has not been used properly), contact your doctor for a pregnancy test.
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This is not a typical side effect of birth control. A couple of good questions for ya. Are you having the problem all day long?  How long have you been taking the pill? If this lasts longer than a 3- 5 days i would see some one. At lease call your Dr. let them know about your problem ask them what they want you to do.
170713
Do you mean how to make it not happen as soon?\nBirth control pills, if you don't take the placebo pills, you won't get your period till the next cycle.
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well I would not expect the pill to protect you from pregnancy yet.  As I recall you have your period on the 4th week, and it's usually a few days later.  You need to have some kind of system to remind you to take your pill.
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Yes, it's called NORETHISTERONE, and is a strong dose of progesterone which prevents your period from coming. You take it for a week or so before your period is due and continue taking it until you want to have your period. You can only get it on prescription from your doctor, and it's not recommended to do this often. But for a special occasion, most doctors will prescribe it.