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Taking Birth Control Pills To Regulate Period, Have PCOS. Abdominal Pain, Continuous Bleeding. Normal?

Hi,,i just wanna know if there is already something wrong about my period,,my ob put me on birth control pills to regulate my period coz i had PCOS but then when i started using it ,,im experiencing heavy lower abdominal pain,,no headache but continuous bleeding until now ,, its like 4 weeks straight already,, . Im 31 yrs .. Is it still normal to have that kind of body reaction on my situation? Thank you ...

Mon, 24 Jun 2013
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Hello,
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Spotting and or Per vaginal bleeding is common side effect of birth control pills in certain people and it does not translate an abnormality in your menses.

You need to revisit your doctor who will consider whether to modify the dosage or change the pill type.

Best regards
Dr Achuo
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Taking Birth Control Pills To Regulate Period, Have PCOS. Abdominal Pain, Continuous Bleeding. Normal?

Hello, thanks for using health care magic Spotting and or Per vaginal bleeding is common side effect of birth control pills in certain people and it does not translate an abnormality in your menses. You need to revisit your doctor who will consider whether to modify the dosage or change the pill type. Best regards Dr Achuo