"I have spotting, even though I'm supposed to only get my period in 2 weeks. Is this normal?"

It is normal to experience spotting while on birth control, especially during the first few months of using a new pill. This could be due to the amount of estrogen in the pill not being right for your body. It is recommended to consult with a specialist, such as a gynecologist, to evaluate any potential biological or anatomical causes for the spotting. In some cases, adjusting the estrogen dosage in your pills may help alleviate the issue. Additionally, using a condom as a backup method of contraception is advised to ensure protection during sexual intercourse. Smoking can also affect the effectiveness of birth control pills, so quitting may improve your situation.