I'm Not Sure What's Happening?

"Only 3 weeks off" is enough to throw your cycles out of whack. Remember that a "period" on birth control pills is not a real period - it's controlled by the absence of hormones during that week off. You started back up in September and say your period "continued to be regular" but, really, you only had one, right? So that's not enough to go on.

If you go off BC pills, you use another method of contraception until you've taken enough to be safe. And breakthrough bleeding is very common on low dose pills - not harmful, but it doesn't mean it's a period.

Use panty liners, keep a record of all of this, and use a condom until you are sure you are protected. Call your doctor or whatever healthcare provider gave you your prescription if this doesn't level off in a few weeks. Have that log sheet ready in case they ask questions.

Stopping and starting BC and starting new regimes can all affect cycles. Breakthrough bleeding or spotting can occur. If you think you may be pregnant, do a test.

M.,

Welcome to mamapedia.

You need to see your OB/GYN. I'm not a doctor. I can't examine you through the internet and I can't order blood tests to see what is going on.

I have no idea howold you are.
I have no idea if you've had any children - even within the last year.
"only 3 weeks"? It's PRIME for getting pregnant. ESPECIALLY when you are NOT trying...

You really need to see your doctor.

Good luck

We are not doctors and can't diagnose what's going on with your body. You stopped and then started birth control pills and that can throw your body out of whack. Sounds perfectly normal for stopping BC for 3 weeks. Call your doctor and ask.