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CONFUSED AND IRRITATED!


Question Posted Wednesday March 11 2015, 8:07 am

Hi im using trigestril for a month now and im getting my periods for the third time.I also getting a brown discharge.I have also missed the pill twice.Should i consult a doctor?should i stop using it?it is healthy for me to bleed so many times in one month?

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ksca answered Thursday March 12 2015, 4:38 pm:
Don't stop using it it takes over 3 months to kick in so give it time if the problem persists see a doctor it may need changed to a different one

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Dragonflymagic answered Wednesday March 11 2015, 1:21 pm:
Spot through bleeding can be expected if taking the pill although it doesnt happen to everyone.
In me, a brown discharge came just before a period if the period was late--delayed by stress or illness. I didn't take pill tho and the discharge still happened under the circumstances mentioned.


While it is said in the medical community that the pill is safe to take, not unhealthy, it is definitely not "natural" for the body. That is the downside of any hormonal birth control. Many women will also suffer other side effects as well. Be informed as to what they might be.

Talk to your doctors office and let them know of the breakthrough bleeding. They may want to change your dosage right away to stronger or wait another month and see how that goes.

If your body doesn't regulate to the pill well and bleeding continues or you experience some of the common side effects like headaches, mood swings, loss of libido, tender breasts, weight gain, etc... and don't like putting up with it, then research online what your other choices for birth control are. Be well informed and not relying only on the Dr. to decide what to give you. It is much more natural and not stressful on your body to use non hormonal methods of birth control.

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Grandfather answered Wednesday March 11 2015, 1:19 pm:
Dear Confused and Irritated,

It would be wise to consult your physician. They can determine exactly what's going on and perhaps prescribe a different medication.

My advice is for you to do this sooner, rather than later.

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