In order to adequately answer your question, I would need to know why the gynecologist wanted you to stop taking your pill?
I understand. Thank you for these details. In this case, I recommend that you contact your pharmacist and your gynecologist to let them know that you would like to resume taking the pill. You are probably still in perimenopause and if the bleeding is bothering you to this extent, resuming the pill for a few months will probably bring more benefits than drawbacks.
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