Yes, it is possible to have shorter periods (1 day instead of 4 days) due to taking birth control pills. This can happen in the first three months after starting the pill. It usually evens out over time, and periods may be slightly longer if sugar pills are taken in the pack or if there is a break in taking the pills.
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