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Why Have I Been Bleeding Continuously Since The Day I Started Taking Microgynon Pills ?

I m 20 years old, and started to take the pill (Microgynon) 19 days ago on the first day of my period. I have had stomach cramps (which I usually get anyway) for the duration of this time, and have been bleeding also for the last 19 days (although after 7 days more like light, brown discharge) . Is this something I should be worrying about? Also, if I now finish the packet in 2 days and have a 7 day break from the pill, will I just continue with another period or should I take the next packet without a break? thanks.
Mon, 16 Jan 2012
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Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum.
It is better to have a pill free period of seven days after every 21 days.Regarding the light brownish discharge, it takes time for the body to adjust with the pill. Initially irregular bleeding may occur.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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Why Have I Been Bleeding Continuously Since The Day I Started Taking Microgynon Pills ?

Hello. Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum. It is better to have a pill free period of seven days after every 21 days.Regarding the light brownish discharge, it takes time for the body to adjust with the pill. Initially irregular bleeding may occur. Dr. Rakhi Tayal