PCOS makes everything hormonal pretty screwy, but I highly doubt you're ovulating while on HBC... PCOS often means not ovulating at all anyway, and HBC prevents ovulation. Well, estrogen-based pills do, I think POPs don't always? Anyway.
Could be that your uterus is just not used to the hormonal doses it's getting and is reacting to even tiny fluctuations in hormone levels with a bit of blood. When I started HBC, I had morning sickness for about a week and if I didn't take my pill at the same time every day I would spot. A few months in that stopped.
Hopefully you can find a pill that works better for you. :)
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Date: 2011-04-19 04:09 am (UTC)Could be that your uterus is just not used to the hormonal doses it's getting and is reacting to even tiny fluctuations in hormone levels with a bit of blood. When I started HBC, I had morning sickness for about a week and if I didn't take my pill at the same time every day I would spot. A few months in that stopped.
Hopefully you can find a pill that works better for you. :)