Is it possible that my period was triggered by a change in birth control pills?

Yes, it is possible for your period to be triggered by a change in birth control pills. This could be due to the different levels of hormones in the new pill. It is recommended to continue taking the new pill as directed, even if your period has started. This may happen for the next few cycles as your body adjusts to the new medication.

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Is it possible that my period was triggered by a change in birth control pills?

Yes, it is possible for your period to be triggered by a change in birth control pills. This could be due to the different levels of hormones in the new pill. It is recommended to continue taking the new pill as directed, even if your period has started. This may happen for the next few cycles as your body adjusts to the new medication.