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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PP w 11 yr old here. I am going to ask her pediatrician if she can keep taking and skip placebo. Although I wonder if they want to see what her period is like now that she is on the pill. Thoughts?[/quote] No, period on the pill is not a real period. [/quote] I understand that. But her regular period was so heavy. That is why she is on the pill. I am wondering what her first pill/placebo period will be like. Or do you think she can skip getting this faux period and continue to take the pill. She gave her a 3 month supply. Hoping her cycles reset and become more regular She does have an appt w Dr Casey, but in July. They saw lots of cycles on both ovaries and she may have PCOS. So being on bc may be long term for her. [/quote] Just as an FYI she should be very cautious with unprotected sex with BC and PCOS. I day this as someone whom had undiagnosed PCOS and my body does not respond to hormones like other people. I've had an unintentional pregnancy and, on IVF, multiple time ovulated when I was supposed to be under suppression. [/quote]
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