Keep Bleeding From My Vagina - I'm On The Pill But Keep Bleeding

Keep bleeding from my vagina

Asked for Female, 17 Years

I'm on the pill but keep bleeding slightly. I've googled it and unsure if I have an sti or could it mean I'm pregnant

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If you are taking pill regularly least chances of pregnancy, and you wait for 7days and go for preg test.

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