It is possible for the contraceptive pill to stop being as effective over time, even after taking it for 8 years. If you are experiencing breakthrough bleeding in the middle of your cycle, it may be a sign that your body needs a break from taking the pill continuously. It's recommended to take a break from hormone intake every month for some time to see if your cycle normalizes. This break allows the uterus to cleanse itself and may help regulate your periods.
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