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Yeah, made sense to me too, but I really wanted my doctor to give me the green light first. Since I got the results over the weekend, I had to wait until yesterday. Then I swing by the nurse's station and she tells me I should’ve just called the doctor today... so I ended up taking the meds for two days without being totally sure. Bo
Roger Sullivan63 said:Sorry, but I'm having a hard time following your post, especially that bolded part. If you want some advice, could you please clarify what you're asking?

So, basically, my stomach was hurting just like when I'm expecting my period, and then it finally showed up—except it wasn't like usual. My cycle used to be regular until back in June 2009. It was just a little blood, and only in the morning, for three days straight. So I guess I'm wondering if doctors usually say, like, if it's that light, you shouldn't bother taking anything... But I went to my doctor and she just told me to take it anyway.
Trust me, everything just got totally messed up because of high testosterone levels, and now I'm just sitting here wondering when things will go back to normal. Ugh.
Got a quick question for you guys... Does how much stuff is happening determine when you actually start birth control pills?? Because I've been messing around since last summer because I wasn't ovulating. And now, after what we'll call a "round" of pills, my doctor saw on an ultrasound two weeks ago that I was about to ovulate, and things arrived—well, kind of. Just some light spotting in the morning. Anyway, I went ahead and started the pills because I just can't get hold of my doctor, and the nurse is just telling me to call her back, but she won't pick up. So, yeah, please let me know what you think.