When it comes to prescribing birth control pills (ex. Ortho Tri-Cyclin)...?

... which noticable issues would cause a prescriber to suggest a feminine to change to a birth control pill beside slightly more estrogen component (ethyinyl estradiol)... for example, if a female be taking Ortho Tri-Cyclin Lo... what issues (too heavy period? moody? not a good fit for the personality's weight? etc?) would rationale the prescriber to suggest Ortho Tri-Cyclin (slightly more ethinyl estradiol, same amounts norgestimate)? Just trying to get a nonspecific understanding. Thanks
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Just present me some tips..?

if the woman had spotting during the month on Tricyclen Lo, she's up the dose to tricyclen orderly to stop the spotting. Spotting could mean too low of a dose.

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