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It depends on your method.

Will birth control change your period? Depending on the method, it might.

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If you've been spotting for over three months, you've got options.

Birth control often changes your period, and that’s normal and safe.

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It may depend on what your period was like before you got one.

Spotting, or breakthrough bleeding, is more likely to happen when the birth control method you use has very little or no estrogen.