On birth control; really long term?
Should I stop and wait for this to stop before starting a fresh pack, or should I basically keep taking my pills? Or is something wrong that I should have looked within to?
Answers: Do not stop taking the pills first of all. Only your doctor should tell you to stop taking the pill. The judgment your period is so long is because you screwed up your cycle by taking the pills in an uncharacteristic way. You should continue the pills and when your done beside the pack you still may go into your normal time stage even though it may seem like it never stopped. Don't verbs, it will stop eventually and there is a chance that it can concluding for up to 30 days. This I know from experience and from personal stories from friends. If you are worried, you should go to your doctor and get suggestion from him, since he ultimately knows best. But I wouldn't worry something like it, but don't stop taking the pills. I know its aggravating, but it happens.. it will be over when your body is ready for it to be over.
Dark blood can be mature blood that is still leaving your body, but it can also be a sign of a miscarriage, but singular you know if that is possible. If you think you may enjoy gotten pregnant, then you should go to your doctor at once, because if you've had an incomplete miscarriage, you can come down with a really fruitless and dangerous infection. But again... don't stop taking the pills, this can make things worse.
Good luck!!.
I have problem with ortho tricyclen after the first 3 or 4 month i had a term for 2 weeks before calling my doctor she put me on a different birth control with The same amount of hormones contained by it each day to some extent than ortho which hormones in the active pills transmutation each week it worked for me you should call your doctor but don't stop taking the pill