Spotting, or light pink/brownish discharge, can occur while taking birth control pills for various reasons such as the pill not being strong enough, experiencing stress, or increasing physical activity. Typically, if you continue taking the pill despite the spotting, it should stop within a maximum of 10 days. After 3 to 4 months of taking the pill consistently, especially during times of decreased stress, the spotting should no longer occur.
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