Is skipping periods bad?
There’s no way to know what side-effects this will cause for you, but it’s likely that you’ll just have your “usual” side-effects (that may be none or whatever you happen to experience while on the pill). However, every few months, your body might “ask” for a period, and you’ll experience spotting or breakthrough bleeding. I was prescribed normal birth control pills to be used like Lybrel (skipping periods aka “Continuous Cycling”). The nurse practitioner just told me to take a period when my body asked for it (by taking a seven day inactive week). I haven’t experienced any unexpected side-effects. I’ve left a link below for you to read up more if you’d like. Quoted from vaginapagina dot com: A couple of notes about skipping periods: It can be great when it works, but it doesn’t work for every woman, and won’t work as well if you do it every month. Sometimes, when women skip periods, they experience breakthrough bleeding or other “period-like” symptoms, including cramps, breast tendern
