A client has been taking low-dose oral contraceptives. She calls the clinic and reports that she is mid-cycle and has noticed some slight spotting. What information should the nurse provide?
A) "Slight spotting may occur, especially with low-dose oral contraceptives."
B) "You may be pregnant; please stop taking these pills and come to the clinic."
C) "Monitor the bleeding and contact us again if it becomes continuous or heavy."
D) "This is an adverse reaction; stop using the pills."
E) "You must have gotten the wrong pills at the pharmacy."
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