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SPOTTING from the pill intering with boyfriend!!
I'm 16 & on the pill, and I was just on Tri-cyclen lo, but I was majorly having breakthrough bleeding, so my doctor just switched me on Alesse. I just started it 2 nights ago, and tonight I realized I've started to spot again!!
I've been dating my boyfriend for a few months, and I was having him over friday night.
Thing is, for the past few weeks we've been fooling around, but over-top clothing. Well friday, he was gonna go under them. But I can't let him go down my pants if I'm spotting!!
And my doctor told me I'll probably spot for a 2-3 months. I DON'T WANT TO WAIT THAT LONG!!!
PLEASE HELP
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Especially since you just switched to a stronger hormone-leveled pill, it should take your body about a month to adjust. But after that, the spotting should be reduced and you'll be fine :)
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I think communication is the best thing in this situation. Im very open with my fiance but that could also be because im his fiance but i think that you need to tell him about the symptoms and what your doctor says about it. Hopefully he will be understanding. if not tell him that you can do something to him or maybe just wait. hopefully he understands and either does it but is just careful and doesnt care that your bleeding. i hope that helps
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Well, it normally takes your body a full month to get use to birth control including a new one that you haven't taken before. Give it a few days & I'm sure it should start clearing up. If it doesn't when your boyfriend is over, just let him know what's going on. Most guys are completely understanding about those deals! ♥
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Usually it takes about a month for your body to adjust to the new hormones. Almost the same thing happened to me and by the second pack everything was normal.
Explain the situation to your boyfriend. If he's reasonable he'll understand and be willing to wait a couple weeks before he does anything. Besides, if the new hormones work for you, you won't have breakthrough bleeding anymore, which must get in the way of things a lot more than spotting, right? Think of it that way =]
-LM
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