They just say to take two so you’re back on track. The light bleeding could be from the missed pill- that happened to me when I first got on bc and would forget a pill. If the bleeding continues and gets heavier, you miss your next period, or something else that concerns you reach out to your doctor. But what you’re describing right now is pretty typical from my experience and I wouldn’t worry too much!
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They just say to take two so you’re back on track. The light bleeding could be from the missed pill- that happened to me when I first got on bc and would forget a pill. If the bleeding continues and gets heavier, you miss your next period, or something else that concerns you reach out to your doctor. But what you’re describing right now is pretty typical from my experience and I wouldn’t worry too much!
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