Based on the information provided, it is not recommended to stop taking your birth control pills even if you are experiencing bleeding. It is important to continue taking the pills for 21 consecutive days to ensure effective contraception. If you have missed any pills recently, this could be the cause of the bleeding. Keep taking your current pack until the end and then start a new one without taking a break. If you have had unprotected sex recently, you may be eligible for emergency contraception to prevent pregnancy. It is recommended to consult with a pharmacist for further guidance.
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