I have been taking the contraceptive pill for 8-10 months. Since the beginning, my periods have been occurring in the third week. Is this normal?

It is not normal for your menstruations to occur in the third week of taking contraceptive pills. It is possible that the current pill you are taking may not have a high enough hormone content. It would be best to discuss this with a pharmacist or your doctor to consider changing to a different pill.

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I have been taking the contraceptive pill for 8-10 months. Since the beginning, my periods have been occurring in the third week. Is this normal?

It is not normal for your menstruations to occur in the third week of taking contraceptive pills. It is possible that the current pill you are taking may not have a high enough hormone content. It would be best to discuss this with a pharmacist or your doctor to consider changing to a different pill.