Changed Birth Control, On Microgestin, Had Mid-cycle Light Flow, Light Period, Negative Pregnancy Test. Is It Due To Microgestin?
I just changed my birth control this month and am now on microgestin. Halfway through the month I had light bleeding . This week is my period week, and I have been experiencing the normal cramps and pains, however, my period is very light almost like spotting. I took two pregnancy tests and both came back negative. Is this normal for microgestin to have this effect?
Hi, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Whenever there is a changeover of hormone medication, it is natural to experience menstrual disturbances. This is the most likely cause for the mid-cycle bleed you had experienced. Also, you should use additional protection similar to the initial cycle. In the current scenario, you can have a pelvic/trans-vaginal sonogram to know the status of the pelvic organs and also to confirm/exclude pregnancy. If negative, please go ahead with the pill as things usually settle down in a month or two. Hope this helps.
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Changed Birth Control, On Microgestin, Had Mid-cycle Light Flow, Light Period, Negative Pregnancy Test. Is It Due To Microgestin?
Hi, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Whenever there is a changeover of hormone medication, it is natural to experience menstrual disturbances. This is the most likely cause for the mid-cycle bleed you had experienced. Also, you should use additional protection similar to the initial cycle. In the current scenario, you can have a pelvic/trans-vaginal sonogram to know the status of the pelvic organs and also to confirm/exclude pregnancy. If negative, please go ahead with the pill as things usually settle down in a month or two. Hope this helps.