Bleeding on the pill when you shouldn't be? What to know
Breakthrough bleeding on hormonal birth control is common. Learn why it happens and how to manage it.
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Magdalena is a German freelance medical writer based in South Africa. As a mother and medical doctor with an MSc in Public Health, she is passionate about reproductive health. Her goal is to make complex health information accessible and easy to understand.
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