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@naveedbutt As long as you tested negative for pregnancy, yes, it's normal and not a cause for concern. Hormonal BC thins the endometrium, which means your bleeding may lighten up or disappear.

@gladtobeelect The one method that won't give you any hormonal side effects is the copper IUD. It brings no hormones to the table so you don't get hormonal side effects from it. If you believe that not getting hormonal side effects is worth it even if you may get heavier, crampier, and/or longer...

@asiaadogma If you can find them cheap, that's great. Most "individual" or 2-pack tests where I live are almost as much as a 20-pack I can get from Amazon 😂 I've never had issues, but bad batches can happen with everything. Both with individual tests and with bulk ones.

@asiaadogma Yes, if the tests are incorrectly made, they can show false positives too. An acquaintance of mine ordered a box of pregnancy tests from Amazon (funny enough, the same kind that I used to get too) and she got a bad batch. Long story short, her faucet was pregnant 🤷‍♀️

@asiaadogma Bad batch? Or maybe they were taken incorrectly? Were those tests read in the 3-5min timeframe or much later after taking? If two tests at the doctor's office, including a blood test, showed negative, I would trust them but I guess if they want 2nd opinions it never hurts to get it...

@joegar007 This is true, but the issue sits with those who base their decisions on religious beliefs, and if their belief is that "pregnancy begins at conception", they can use it. And even after plan B was shown to not prevent implantation or do anything post-ovulation (let alone post...