... dark red discharge. That happened around my 3rd and 5th month on the pill. Then this previous month instead of my normal period I had the brownish-dark red discharge. Is this normal?
So I have been taking Mononessa for almost 7 months, I have break through but it's been a brownish?
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- 30 Mar 2010 by rsculley
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- mononessa, birth control
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Added 30 Mar 2010:
But also this last month I had a period that was much lighter than normal, usually I go for about 3 days give or take; but this last time I was barely 2 days? Is this normal as well?
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I agree with itsmetoo... if you worry about it, go to gynie anyway. If there's any clots, don't worry about that either. Your uterus is simply shedding all the old stuff to prepare for a baby.