Regarding Bleeding - 21 Days Contraceptive Pill Can Lead To

Regarding bleeding

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21 days contraceptive pill can lead to intramenstrual bleeding & watery discharge in next cycle ?? I have taken pills last month n intramenstrual bleeding and watery discharge in this cycle... Is it normal ??

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No. Only if the pill is skipped

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