I Started a Period Yesterday and Just Had One 2 Weeks Ago: Loestrin 24 Fe

I have had no experience with that pill specifically but sometimes pills take a while to adjust and your body to adjust to it. I say give it a full month to see if it works itself out. Calling your Dr to run it past them is always a good idea tho too. Everyone's body is different and your Dr should know best what is or isn't to be expected with that specific pill. I know finding the right pill can take time and it's sometimes a frustrating situation but you will eventually. In fact, this may be it but your body is still adjusting. So I say give it a little time!

It is really simply. I believe that this pill is not the right pill for you. If it causes you to have your period more that once a month it is the wrong dose for you and you need to go see your doctor. Years ago when I was on the pill it took months to find out that I needed to be on the "mini pill". It has less side effects.
A progestin-only contraceptive is one kind of birth control pill. It is often called the "mini-pill." Regular birth control pills have 2 female hormones: estrogen and progestin (a synthetic version of the naturally-occurring hormone progesterone). The mini-pill has only progestin in it. Because this pill doesn't contain estrogen, it may not have as many side effects.
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I have gone back on the pill after having my 3 kids. Never had a problem when I was younger, but I am currently on my 3rd kind. I had to keep trying different kinds to see which one was best...good luck...it was a very trying process

I take the same pill and I have found if I do not take it the same time everyday I have breakthrough bleeding

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Do you take it at the same time everyday? I used to take Loestrin and found that if I forgot to take it in the AM and took it in the afternoon or evening it would trigger my period.