Do I have to worry about getting pregnant if my period started in week two of taking the pill?

In the first month or so of taking the pill you can still get pregnant, your doctor should have advised you to keep using other means of protection until the medication can take effect. If you've been on te ortho for a while, spotting isn't unusual and you should keep taking your pill every day as directed.

Your question sounds a little confusing to me, but you should always take all the pills in your pack. Regardless of how your period is/when it starts....etc. And your birth control pills don't become fully active in your system until you've been taking them correctly for over a month. The pills should straighten out your period and you should not have more than one period a month .

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