November 06, 2007
I know that after the pills are taken there can be some bleeding that can take a couple of days, but this is not the period. When this bleeding takes place that this means that the pills worked and there is no risk of pregnancy?
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November 06, 2007
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If the birth control pills were stopped and a "period" was noted, then the risk of pregnancy is minimal, although in this world, nothing is 100%. If a pregnancy was present, there shouldn't have been any bleeding after stopping the pill. Hope this info helps and we're here to inform and support...