do u still get your period when u take pills?

Answer 1

Yes but it is regulated so it comes at the same time every month

Answer 2

The heaviness of a menstrual flow depends on the thickness of the lining of the uterus just before the onset of menses. The thicker the lining, the heavier the flow. In women using low-dose BCPs (for example: Ortho Novum, LoOvral, Ovcon, etc.), there is a tendency for the uterine lining to become very thin, over the course of many months.

Clinically, this is reflected as lighter and lighter periods which may even stop completely.

This is not a dangerous condition and will resolve if the BCPs are stopped. Stopping the BCPs is not necessary, however, because there are other safe alternatives. If the periods are simply very light (1-2 days), you can ignore the problem because this situation poses no threat to the patient.

Answer 3

You sure do. What's nice while taking the pill is that it makes your period regular.

If you want a form of birth control where you don't get your period, try Depo Provera. It's a shot that you take every 10 to 13 weeks.

Answer 4

Depends which period you're talking about. I enjoy taking a variety of pills and there are many periods I go through.

Answer 5

Yep. It comes during the fourth week. For me it is a lot better. It is about four days shorter than what it was. I am very happy with the pill. Four days instead of 8-9.

Answer 6

yes but there is a new pill that reduces how often you get your period i think it is called seasonal

Answer 7

if your referring to birth control pills , then yes you still get your period, they are supposed to regulate your cycle as well

Answer 8

what pills?if you mean birth control then yes and regular pills also

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Yes, on week 4.