Bleeding on the Pill??

Question

Okay So I have been on the pill for 3 months going on 4 now. And it seems like right before i get to the sugar pills, i leed efore i get to the pills. But only for like an hour each sday. This month i skipped the sugar pills and went stright to the next month, and i would be on my 2nd sugar pill, but im on my second horomone pill for the month. But Im still bleeding a little bit. I dont know what this means. Its only this month that its happening this bad. any help?

Answer 1

I don’t know everything about birth control, or how it works, but...

Birth control, or the pill, can have an effect of reducing the frequency of a woman’s menstrual occurring each month, or the rate at which the lady PMS.  However, due to the pill’s ability to change the hormonal patterns within a woman’s body, the level of hormones which causes a period to occur at a given time, it is possible for you to experience bleeding.  

I do know a bit of bleeding might occur around your body’s normal menstrual, and possibly between your normal menstrual times.  However, I do not think that you should be bleeding too much, like a regular period, or more...  I also don’t think that as time goes on, the spotting between your regular PMS time should reduce significantly, and eventually stop.

If you are having such a tendency to bleed, I suggest you seek a doctor ASAP.  Even though it might not be serious at the moment, it’s best just to make sure your ok, just to be on the safe side...

ALSO!

There is a possibility for your body to actually REJECT your birth control pill!  I’m not sure of the side effects of such events, which is why I highly advise you to seek a doctor...  

Answer 2

I had a neighbor who died taking the pill.  She developed blood clots in her lungs and was hospitalized for 8 or 9 months before she finally died.  I hope this doesn't happen to you.