Constant spotting with Seasonale (generic version)?

I started taking Jolessa (the generic equivalent of Seasonale) on 4/27. From 4/28 through today, I have been spotting. For about the first week, i spotted for a couple of hours a day, then the spotting was 24/7. Even though the instructions say to contact the doctor after 7 days of spotting, I've heard that spotting for more than 7 days is perfectly normal. But it has been almost 4 weeks of constant spotting for me. Should I start to worry, or should I just wait it out. Does anyone know the average number of days a woman will spot before her body becomes used to the hormones?

Answer:
I started seasonale and had consistant spotting. It last the entire first pack (90days) I continued to question my doctor who assured me that with some women this was normal.

When I took the inactive pills and started the next pack, I never spotted again. I was on them for about 2yrs.

If you can be patient with them, its great! The first round can be aweful though. Good Luck. Hope this helped!

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It's probably nothing to really worry about; I mean, I wouldn't go to the ER or anything but you might want to call your doctor just to check. There are probably some stats about spotting/breakthrough bleeding in the information packet that came with your pills. Good luck!

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