Hello. I've been bothered by a few questions for some time now. Well, I am 19 years old and I have been taking Rigevidon contraceptive pills for 9 months. It was prescribed to me by my previous doctor. Unfortunately, I had to change it for reasons beyond my control. A new gynecologist when prescribing me these pills said "that they are like a toddler. Old and no one wants them." However, so far I feel good after them. Sometimes I have a slight bloated belly, tender breasts and gentle pain sensations before withdrawal bleeding. Besides, everything to my eye is fine. I have exemplary research. Withdrawal bleeding is regular always getting on the same day and you can say that even at almost the same time. At the very beginning of taking the pills, the bleeding was more abundant and lasted for 5/6 days. Now, after these nine months, the bleeding has become more severe. They last 3 max 4 days. The first two days are quite intense. On a scale of 1 to 5, I would put them at 4. In turn, the 3rd and sometimes the 4th day are gentle. On a scale of 1 to 5, I would give them a 2. Sometimes I get delicate clots but they are really small. If I hadn't been watching, I probably wouldn't have noticed them. This is where my questions come in. 1) is it worth changing these pills if I feel good with them and bleeding is regular? 2) could such more abundant bleeding be at the beginning due to the hormones supplied, and over time, when the body gets used to it, they can be weaker and shorter as I described above? Thank you in advance for your reply.